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Hey Level 5 Wizard - Instead of making insults and attacking the suggestions of others as if they're dumb, try taking a more professional, emotionally mature. For example, if you feel that indenting paragraphs is dumb and only belongs in a full-blown word processor, you could simply say, "I can understand why you might want to indent paragraphs. Unfortunately, Evernote doesn't support that feature at this time. If that's an absolute requirement for your needs, I know there are other tools which are better equipped for comprehensive page layout such as...." What you offered in response is not only rude and useless, but also happens to be purely subjective. It's your opinion, and you are an audience of one. Unless you are the Product Manager for Evernote, I'd guess that your opinion carries no more, or no less weight than the author of the original post. At the end of the day, product managers make choices about feature inclusion based on customer feedback. 👆 Unnecessary. Regardless of your opinion, for many of us, Evernote is a paid-for tool and I would argue that indenting paragraphs is extremely basic - a table-stakes feature of any rich text editor. It's not as though the author of the question is asking for the ability to edit videos or something clearly out of scope. In a parallel universe, you would make an identical argument that tables is a ridiculous request - and yet it exists in EN. Code formatting - pfff - go get Coda or Atom. The fact is, many of us use Evernote to keep notes on a wide variety of topics, so the more formatting tools it has, the more flexible we can be with our note taking. In light of the many other advanced formatting and content features available in Evernote such as tables, code format, or dropping in audio clips (go buy a digital recorder!) your bold and rude argument that indentation is an absurd idea is ridiculous. Incidentally, the very editor that this forum uses supports the absurd idea of indenting paragraphs. As for me, I would like the ability to indent paragraphs in Evernote.