Strange silence on all fronts. As a business and personal user, I am getting a bit wary. I noticed Ian Small is now former CEO of Evernote and that is not unexpected. There is a big difference when you sell or acquire a business when part or most of the workforce is remote or hybrid. There is a loss of both the subtle and obvious clues as to what is going on in people's minds with regards to their engagement with the firm. I am hoping that Bending Spoons is on top of this and Evernote is losing talent. The lack of communications and announcements on both companies' websites is, to me, not evidence of good execution. Of course, there is the blog post by Luca Ferrari, however that really does not communicate much at all. The Evernote YouTube channel has gone largely silent at a time when it should be contributing to the confidence levels of prospects and customers. I do not wish to be a 'downer' about the whole thing, and I still have hope that a better future lies ahead, however the clumsy execution of this acquisition makes me wonder.