Zach - ClickUp: Hey Zach, nice work. Is it still on your radar to have the ability to resize vertically or horizontally only?

Zach - ClickUp: Hooray this is a huge step forward!

Guy Mannerings: So, yes we have an internal task for this, but truthfully there are many other things above that in priority now. I'd like to get it built, but can't say when it will be (if there's a huge swell of votes for it, then we can re-evaluate the roadmap!)

Zach - ClickUp: No problem! Glad it's somewhere on the roadmap :-) .

Zach - ClickUp: Please consider to resize it not only with fixed 1:1 dimensions, but also change its shape to 1:2 dimension.

Pavel Pronin: Zach - ClickUp Yes, I agree with Pavel. Although 1:1 helps, I really want to be able to make them wider without making them longer, e.g., when there is a lot of text inside. Or, indeed, longer without making them wider if that is needed.

Thanks for the suggestions you two. We'll consider that for the next iteration. Changes coming to your Workspace next week hopefully!

Zach - ClickUp: Thanks Zach.

For me, I use sticky notes in a traditional fashion - writing on them (or typing on them), and then moving them around like on a corkboard/whiteboard.

The fact this replicates a traditional sticky note + corkboard/whiteboard set up, rather than a digital-looking box that you type in, is oddly useful for me with creative thinking.

I find digital-looking elements, like square shapes that you then type in, to not connect as well with my brain and not make me feel creative.

Whereas the free-flowing feeling of a notecard that yo write on just feels more creative.

I would love to eventually have Whiteboards work with Wacom pen + ability to resize sticky notes so I can replicate this set-up fully - by hand writing via digital pen on to a sticky note and then moving that note around.

Right now, sticky notes are a little small for that, and sometimes not quite the right shape for some elements I write down. So I have to type in to them (although they can still get a bit too long as I need them a bit wider sometimes).

With your recent update of vector-based draw lines, this hope doesn't seem far off!

Hope that makes sense and helps.

PS Another really cool thing would be that if you use "draw" to write on a sticky card, it automatically groups them. That way, you don't have to do this manually (which, of course, is not the end of the world).

Guy Mannerings: Thank you Guy, appreciate the insights!