Taking this kind of hard line approach then means all the marketing that Evernote has been putting out over the last two years, about building a future together, recognising that their loyal customers have been trusting them to improve and so on, has only been a marketing gimmick to keep people paying while they rebuild. If that's the case, then sure, I've been played and you're a much tougher ***** than me.
But I kind of don't completely buy it, Evernote does seem to be a company that listenes to its customers, wants to create a company that's useful for decades into the futures, and I would like to believe, cares about the loyalty of its customers. But the new pricing structure/lack of reward doesn't show that at all.