The way I achieve unlimited stacks is by using X-marks in conjunction with Evernote. Every time I add a note to Evernote I just grab the note URL then create the folder structure the way I want it in X-marks with the URL.
Not only does this breaks me out of the limitation of Evernote stacks but I get all the benefits of X-marks too!
I am sure sooner or later someone will create a third party application that does something like this automatically because everyone loves Evernote's storage model however there has to be a massive market for people who want to break these stack limitations. I would pay like a $100 bucks any day to have a software that would break me free of tagging. Personally it doesn't appeal to me because it's not visual like folders.
For the time being Evernote is the 100 pound gorilla in the room and it's benefits still outweigh it's shortcomings.
Nesting Multiple Notebooks / Creating Sub-Notebooks
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The way I achieve unlimited stacks is by using X-marks in conjunction with Evernote. Every time I add a note to Evernote I just grab the note URL then create the folder structure the way I want it in X-marks with the URL.
Not only does this breaks me out of the limitation of Evernote stacks but I get all the benefits of X-marks too!
I am sure sooner or later someone will create a third party application that does something like this automatically because everyone loves Evernote's storage model however there has to be a massive market for people who want to break these stack limitations. I would pay like a $100 bucks any day to have a software that would break me free of tagging. Personally it doesn't appeal to me because it's not visual like folders.
For the time being Evernote is the 100 pound gorilla in the room and it's benefits still outweigh it's shortcomings.