A lot of comments here from people that have never used Evernote and don't really understand it's value proposition to its users. I pay $45 a year for the serv

A lot of comments here from people that have never used Evernote and don't really understand it's value proposition to its users. I pay $45 a year for the service. It was a no brainer when I converted from free to paying about 18 months ago and it still is. If you're going to make incredibly insightful comments like, "we're in a bubble folks, plain and simple" please try to back it up with some analysis. At least try to give us some indication that you've given this some thought. It's tempting to compare Evernote to companies like Ducati (apparently recently bought by Audi for $1.1b). But remember Evernote sells software with higher margins. It is still in its growth phase, it's total addressable market includes a large percentage of the global population, and its revenue comes from recurring annual customer purchases. Personally I think it holds more value than Dropbox, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.