I absolutely adore notion, but completely agree with this assessment. In terms of multi user usage, I use it for home projects with my partner and family, and

I absolutely adore notion, but completely agree with this assessment. In terms of multi user usage, I use it for home projects with my partner and family, and at work I use it for specific projects across teams where the number of users is usually less than ten. The beauty in it is being able to rapidly build up documentation in a collaborative way without having to use separate tools, a la a traditional office suite. The idea of maintaining hundreds of documents across as many users though is absurd. Once we've gotten past the point of onboarding and scaling up our project, we transfer to slower but more reliable tools like _shudder_ Confluence, which may be a messy nightmare for individuals when compared with notion, but which has absolutely no trouble with scaling across dozens of teams.