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Yea...I don’t understand anything Evernote has done that’s new since I’ve been using them. I also never understood why they charge based on upload volume vs to
by xivzgrev 8y ago
Yea...I don’t understand anything Evernote has done that’s new since I’ve been using them. I also never understood why they charge based on upload volume vs total storage, say 1000 notes or pictures, like every other storage provider, or don’t fix the syncing errors. Like others have mentioned I’ve never had syncing errors with google drive or box or Dropbox like I’ve had with Evernote.
- misnome 8y ago> I also never understood why they charge based on upload volume vs total storage, say 1000 notes or pictures, like every other storage provider Because the purpose was to encourage you to trust them to store information "forever" - having a storage limit is antithetical to that because at some point you will be encouraged to clear out old things to make space. With an upload limit, once it's in you don't need to worry about it ever again, in theory.
- tolien 8y ago> I also never understood why they charge based on upload volume vs total storage, say 1000 notes or pictures, like every other storage provider Every other storage provider charges you by the number of files you store, not their size? Really? Considering the kicking Flickr got for their 1000 image free limit, that’s…interesting.