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Then it's expensive bloatware I don't need. Too bad, it's been a good run but since I've not been actively using it for a while, it's no loss.

An individual basic plan without team features, calendars and task management would fit the bill for lots of us. I already have Fantastical and Things. Just the notebooks please.

Yah, I'm not looking forward to that. I've always thought OneNote had a pretty goofy skeuomorphic interface.

I had a paid personal plan for my private Evernote account since 2008 but I downgraded to the free plan a few years ago when they doubled the price and I realized I didn't need the extra features. I'd be willing to pay for a basic personal plan that didn't have bells and whistles I don't ever use (like team and task features I don't need). It was too much hassle to get my company to pay for an account for work when they are pushing me towards OneNote anyway. Now I will have to.

I just found out when I opened my Evernote app using the free plan on my work computer. That shows you how often I use Evernote. I guess it's time to finally make the move to OneNote which my IT department has been pushing for a while. I've been using Evernote since around 2008 and the free plan was perfect since I didn't have to go through the motions of getting a purchase order from my finance people. The one notebook with fifty notes limit is way too restrictive and seems to show that the current owners of Evernote are desperate and are trying to force users into their overpriced plans.