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@karlos1234 will do; thanks for this!

What’s the mechanism for that? Is there a web form or email address to suggest these kinds of features?

@agsteele Understood. My particular request is not about using Markdown, nor is it about ensuring Markdown support is provided as a requirement or because it's a key part of how I work. I, personally, would like to be able to export from another product into Evernote without having to literally copy and paste each note one by one. Import options into Evernote are super limited and many of Evernote's competitors are leveraging Markdown as the native note format. This feels like a massive miss by Evernote if they plan to attract customers to switch to their platform. The inability to seamlessly transition whole libraries of notes from a competing product into native notes within Evernote should be a feature on the top of Evernote's list.

From what I was able to uncover, most of the threads on Markdown were in support of using Markdown to create the notes. I didn't find any topics on importing from Markdown-based services. If there are topics out there requesting this feature, I'm happy to add my vote to those. But as I mentioned, the ones I found were mostly about people wanting general Markdown support in creating notes.

I would like to import from other Markdown-based services as a native note (not a file attached to a note). Right now there is no good way to export notes from one service into Evernote unless the service can export as an enex file. Many note taking services are not defaulting to Markdown as their method of creating notes and as an export option (Bear Notes, Craft, Ulysses, Obsidian, etc). The inability for Evernote to import these notes natively is preventing me from considering Evernote as a viable, long-term option. Please create a feature to import Markdown documents as native notes, or build import options from some of these other services. Thanks!