maxco

Thank you! I apologize for my post.

You've all seen discussion forums and Internet groups that descend into disfunctional shouting matches and ad hominem personal attacks. I'm sure you've seen other communities that work relatively well because their main aim is collaboration and problem-solving. We hope to keep this forum in the latter category, and do it without some of the aggressive moderation advocated by (e.g.) Edward Tufte: http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and ... _id=0000fT

This is important not because it protects our feelings, but because it makes this site more useful for all of its visitors. Nothing is a bigger turn-off to a new visitor than a bunch of 12-page flame wars.

I think the balance here is pretty good so far because the average Evernote user tends to be more professional and mature than the average contributor to the Britney Spears Fan Forum. While we can't give specific answers to every question about the future, we aim to solve immediate problems and bottlenecks for people while hearing everyone's opinions on their first post so that they don't need to re-post or bump or "+1".

Thanks again

I agree and that's why I politely ask you for your answer since this question has been raised more times than I care to remember - are subnotebooks going to be supported, are they a priority feature, is it being worked on?

That's all we're concerned abouthere (I strongly believe I can speak on behalf of many of the members!).

Thank you!

OK, but please tell us - after so many requests - are you going to implement it?

I just started using EN a few days ago and love it - EXCEPT that it Doesn't Have Subfolders. The previous explanations for the need of subfolders couldn't be any clearer. This is an important tool, the continued omission of which hampers and frustrates the usability (not to mention the user) of EN. EN will always be hobbled without subfolders.

Yes! Yes! Yes! Please guys - add subnotebooks!