I agree with this, but let's take the example of rich links. They came out first on the web app, i didn't expected to see it the next day in all platforms, but it would be nice to see it in the next available release. Obviously I understand that some features may be more tricky than others but I gave 3 recent examples and none of the got replicated in more than two platforms (correct me if i'm wrong).
This also may be true, but that's the point of my post. I am sure that it has been told that they are working in a single core editor that would span across all (or most) the platforms. This is what I would like to have better explained.
I'm also a Windows user but I saw more features than improvements added. To me still feels laggy, find strange issues every now and then, or some bug with lost data.
I been a user for a couple of years, and premium the last two. But even before the price increases I started migrating most of my notes to QUIP because that tool provides me the consistency I thought I would start to see in Evernote. Despite this I still hope to see this fixed in Evernote