mshannon

Well - I thought I'd chime in with my experience since I posted on 11/29. The current version of Evernote just does not meet my needs, is (still) less than version 7, and appears to have bugs (or perhaps this is still non feature parity - I'm uncertain). I am migrating away from Evernote after having been a customer since June, 2009 - 13 1/2 years. I think I am going to OneNote - but I am in the market and evaluating. Moving will be a tremendous effort, but it appears worth it at this point. And that is the point of my writing this - the effort to move 13 years of knowledge is now less than the lack of features and trouble Evernote causes today. Evernote no longer helps me - it hinders. I think its important that the company knows the impact of their latest direction and decisions. I am sure there have been many other emails like this before and I don't expect mine to make a difference - buy maybe it will be one of customer voices that helps. I don't even know if an Evernote employee will see it in this forum. I care enough about this issue to at least make this effort. My best to all who remain - and better - to those that find true value in the current version of the software and direction of the company. I am thankful for all Evernote helped me do - and hope for better times for the software and company moving forward. - Matt

@PinkElephantWhile I understand that V7 is depreciated - here we are "...2 years now, with a successor already counting 49 release cycles...", and there still isnt feature parity with the older V7 versions. I know we're stuck, but there is a real reason a lot of people still run Evernote Legacy V7...