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Is note-taking-application-fatigue a thing yet? I feel like I might have it. I simply cannot look at the pros and cons of yet another application that will fin
by mosselman 6y ago
Is note-taking-application-fatigue a thing yet? I feel like I might have it.
I simply cannot look at the pros and cons of yet another application that will finally solve note taking better than what I do now. Trying it out, thinking it might be pretty cool until, 2 hours in, I find out about some total deal breaker yet again.
(I won't mention what I am using now as that is besides the point. )
- blfr 6y agoConcurred. I have had checking out Notion.so on my TODO for over a year now while simply using Google Keep despite all of its problems.
- stinkytaco 6y agoFew things here: 1. Note taking apps are easy to build. 2. Note taking apps are something many of us want and take pretty seriously (you say you find a deal breaker in a workflow as basic as note taking, which seems to indicate this is something you take quite seriously). 3. We have a desire to tweak our setup for whatever reason. Whether it's "if I can solve this one problem everything else will fall into place" syndrome, motivation, solving an actual problem or simply to avoid real work, productivity porn creates clicks. So yeah, I'm pretty tired of it, but I don't think fatigue has yet set it because it scratches and itch in many people.
- asdff 6y agoAt this point its plain text documents for me. No set rules. If I need it in multiple places/version control/etc I throw it in a git repo.