template 116 or region 118 from another region or the canvas 114. [0079] As shown in FIGS. 9G-9I, objects 120 contained within regions 118 can also be sorted, filtered, arranged, projected, and otherwise operated on based on their associated logical representations 202. Individual regions 118 can also present objects 120 contained therein in multiple different visual representations. For instance, a single region 118 might present objects 120 contained therein in a grid, list, table, or in another manner. The particular visual representation utilized by a template 116 or region 118 can be selected manually by a user or might be selected in other ways (e.g. based upon the capabilities of a computing device). [0080] In the example shown in FIG. 9G, for instance, a menu 906 has been presented adj acent to the region 118M that includes items 908 for indicating how the obj ects 120 in the region 118M are to be sorted and/or presented. In the illustrated example, a user has selected the item 908A for displaying the objects 120 in the region 118M in columns. [0081] In response to the selection of the item 908A, the region 118M has displayed the note objects 302C in columns. The note objects 302C in each column are selected based upon the number of votes the objects have received. As mentioned above, this data is stored in the logical representations 202 associated with the note objects 302C. As a result, the first column 910A includes a note object that has received one vote, the second column 9 10B includes two notes that have received two votes, and the third column 9IOC includes one note that has received only one vote. [0082] In another example shown in FIG. 9H, a user has selected the item 908B for displaying the objects 120 in the region 118M as a list. In response thereto, the region 118M utilizes the data contained in the logical representations 202 associated with the contained objects to present a list 912 that includes the text of the objects. In a similar fashion, a user has selected the item 908C to cause the region 118M to present the objects 120 contained therein as a table. The table 914 includes various types of data from the logical representations 202 associated with the objects including the text, the speaker of the text, and a color associated with the objects 120. Other types of data from the logical representations 202 can be presented in a different manner in other embodiments. [0083] In some configurations, objects 120 can be moved between regions 118 in response to conditions other than a user manually moving the objects 120 between regions 118. For example, and without limitation, a user might mark an object 120 representing a to-do item in a region 118 for presenting to-do items as having been completed. In response thereto, the template 116 or region 118 containing the to-do item might update the logical