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I'm not sure if the two products are comparable though, I love Evernote for unstructured content but to me Basecamp has always been more structured. In particu
by talkingquickly 14y ago
I'm not sure if the two products are comparable though, I love Evernote for unstructured content but to me Basecamp has always been more structured.
In particular for keep track of todo lists (along with audit trails of who's done what) and allowing email notification and response of discussions around todo's and documents.
I know you can do some of this to an extent in Evernote (e.g. todo lists) but I'd be interested to hear more about how you use Evernote such that it can be a Basecamp replacement?