Lists, checkboxes, and meeting notes

Use lists for parallel items and numbered steps when order matters. Checkbox notation records task status as ordinary Markdown text.

Make a useful list

## Materials
- Revised draft
- Delivery schedule

## Review sequence
1. Read the draft.
2. Check the dates.
3. Save the review notes.

Start each item on its own line. Use a blank line before a list so its boundary is clear in the saved text and in other readers.

Track a few actions

## Actions
- [ ] Ask Morgan for the date.
- [x] Review the first draft.

Change [ ] to [x] in the text when an action is complete. Do not rely on a clickable task widget, notifications or a separate task database: the saved note is the record.

For meeting notes, include an owner and an agreed deadline in each item when known. Keep unanswered questions in a separate section so they do not look like assigned work.

Check the saved result

Press Command S and reveal the Markdown file. Confirm the list text and task markers are present. If your next destination renders task lists differently, the source markers still preserve the status.

See meeting follow-ups for a complete capture and review workflow.