I'm using Trello as a GTD (getting things done) system and made a dashboard containing few list : Today, Next actions, Later ...  I'm used to tracks, a gtd web application which allowed me to make a card disappear until its due date. So when the due date comes, the card re-pop on my dashboard. I was using this a lot for reminders for project review, or check for people replies.  I can't find this option in Trello so I have a lot of cards in my later list and it is difficult to prioritize them. I saw the function allowing me to filter on due date but yet, this is not so handy.  Do you know if this feature is available or if is there a way to answer this need?
Probably not with Trello, but maybe with some integration.  What I need is a solution for archiving cards because I'm not going to work with them now, but later they would come back, so I would remember doing what should be done.  Something in the lines of some email "follow up" services out there that help you remind things and at the same time keep your inbox clean.
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