The words the Project Organizer uses, one line each. Rename anything in your own copy.

Term What it means here
Finish line What finished means for a project or a round, written so someone else could check it, then made one size smaller.
Considering, Active, Resting A project you might take on; one you are working on in rounds; one you have paused on purpose.
Finished, Let go A project that reached its finish line; one you decided to stop. Both get a line under Where it ended.
Why now Why this project, this season. Written in the Project brief and copied to the project.
Where it ended For a finished or let-go project: what it became, or why you stopped.
Look again For a resting project: the date to look at it again.
Size (projects) Small: a few sessions. Medium: a round or two. Large: several rounds or a season.
Round A finite stretch of work on one project, with a finish line, a decision date or two and an end. Five weeks is a good default.
Decision date A day in the round to choose: carry on as planned, run it light or change the plan. Kept in the round's Next decision field; change it once you have decided.
Handoff A note written at the end of a round, so that you could open the project in six months and follow it in half an hour.
Now, Next, Later This session or this week; after the Now tasks; someday.
How big (tasks) Quick: under twenty minutes. A session: one sitting. Too big: needs breaking into smaller tasks before you start.
Real deadline A date that exists outside you: a submission, a print order, an event.
Waiting on Who or what a task is waiting for, if anyone.
Session note A few lines left at the end of a work session: where you stopped, what comes next and what you were unsure of.
Season The kind of time you are in: working, gathering (reading, collecting and thinking), rest or returning.
Inbox Where anything that comes to you goes first, to sort at the start of a session.
Goes to Where an inbox note belongs: Task, Project, Session note or Not sure yet. Leave it blank if you do not know.
Sorted Ticked once a note is copied where it belongs. It leaves the inbox view and stays in the Inbox database.