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I used one for years! Finally gave it up in 2011 when I got a smartphone. I think I’ve had more trouble with data loss from Evernote than those index cards, i
by gammarator 5y ago
I used one for years! Finally gave it up in 2011 when I got a smartphone.
I think I’ve had more trouble with data loss from Evernote than those index cards, ironically…
- andrewflnr 5y agoYeah that's the biggest reason I don't use Evernote. A note app has one job...
- adamnew123456 5y ago> I think I’ve had more trouble with data loss from Evernote than those index cards, ironically… Plain text file and a text editor app, assuming rich content isn't a requirement. There are a million of them - personally, I've never had OldSchool Editor eat my data.
- rchaud 5y agoI loved using Evernote, but stopped cold when I accidentally deleted a long article draft by hitting a keystroke when I had all text selected. The replaced the text with whatever key I typed. Maybe I closed out of the window before noticing my mistake...the muscle memory of CTRL + S doesn't apply to cloud document apps. But when I reopened Evernote, all that was left was that keystroke. There was no way to revert to a previous version.