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"On hold", "Set aside", and "Later"The following might also be good headings if you're looking for something less formal:

On hold-- Paused. Connotations that the event/task is ready to initiate or resume and has been intentionally postponed. (Also used to describe a state of interminable limbo hell on the telephone.)

Set aside-- Removed from the focal point. Similar to cast-off, trashed, or discarded, but holds the possibility of the item/task being restored to its former place. (Can also describe when something is saved or reserved for a special purpose.)

Later-- As opposed to right now. This one doesn't indicate that the task has already been started as well as the other two do.

All along the same lines as @Chris Sunami's popular "Postponed".

"On hold", "Set aside", and "Later" might also be good headings if you're looking for something less formal. All along the same lines as @Chris Sunami's popular "Postponed".

The following might also be good headings if you're looking for something less formal:

On hold-- Paused. Connotations that the event/task is ready to initiate or resume and has been intentionally postponed. (Also used to describe a state of interminable limbo hell on the telephone.)

Set aside-- Removed from the focal point. Similar to cast-off, trashed, or discarded, but holds the possibility of the item/task being restored to its former place. (Can also describe when something is saved or reserved for a special purpose.)

Later-- As opposed to right now. This one doesn't indicate that the task has already been started as well as the other two do.

All along the same lines as @Chris Sunami's popular "Postponed".

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lhuber
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"On hold", "Set aside", and "Later" might also be good headings if you're looking for something less formal. All along the same lines as @Chris Sunami's popular "Postponed".