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It's interesting you make this assertion without naming any examples. Mainly, though, I'm replying to push back on the "set for life" aspect of your comment. P
by ubermonkey 4y ago
It's interesting you make this assertion without naming any examples.
Mainly, though, I'm replying to push back on the "set for life" aspect of your comment. Paper mills change, and so do notebook makers. Moleskine used to be fine, but they started using cheaper paper a long while ago and my usual combo of Vanishing Point + Pilot cartridge ink started bleeding really badly.
The point is that eventually, someone at $notebook_company is going to change things up, and the odds are that change will make things worse. So you kinda always have to be looking.