Your point is valid and well understood, but only applies for some user types. As a person who uses Notion primarily for myself, lack of multi-user support doe

Your point is valid and well understood, but only applies for some user types. As a person who uses Notion primarily for myself, lack of multi-user support doesn't impact me, and does truly make this a potential alternative. Products are sold based on what they hope to be, often not on what they are today. The merits of this approach can be debated, but I get why it's billed as such in the meantime.