Here are the Evernote feature/functions I would like to see:
- Replace task priorities with tags
- Save column/sort specifications with saved searches
- Fix iOS bugs with advance searching

Here are the standout Evernote feature/functions I leverage:
- Home Page
- Web Clipper
- Note Linking
- Saved Searches
- Advanced Search Criteria
- Mac/iOS sync'ing
- Calendar integration with follow up notes and action items

...and (2) the turnover speed with improved and new features provides further benefits and points to future changes that I expect to provide ever more benefits.

Coming back to the cost factor...yes, the increase Bending Spoons now charges is steep compared to its competitors. However, I am currently willing to pay it as (1) the benefit I get from the tool is greater than the time cost in getting similar results from competitors...

By taking advantage of Evernotes's one-to-one Note-to-Notebook and one-to-many Note-to-Tag relationships,my GTD configuration provides me with a powerful and flexible means of keeping track of what needs to be done when in a prioritized manner,and helping me remember things I simply don't remember.

Getting data out (which is the whole purpose of spending the time to get it into Evernote) is simple and fast for easy searches with the capability for quite complex searches (e.g. Boolean and parenthesis).

My use of Evernote is for Getting Things Done (GTD) purposes. And for me, Evernote works well. Getting data in is fast, easy, and comes from:
- Entering notes manually
- Web clippings
- Email
- Clipboard
- Siri (yes, I add notes while driving using my voice)

You know in a few years your local representatives and senators are going to say "that was Trump not me". The Democrats being Democrats will run against Trump even if Trump isn't the person running. It is very important to tie Republicans to these policies and make them take a stand on the record.

Here are the reference links:
Is Net-Zero The End Goal? – tinyurl.com/4pve6vp9
CDR Primer – cdprimer.org
CDR Primer podcast - tinyurl.com/mry42t49

We need to reduce the CO2 unearthed that was permanently stored. This is where CO2 removal (CDR) comes in.

An excellent CDR primer is available at cdrprimer.org from the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at the UPenn. For those who prefer listening, there is a podcast available.

Thank you @glenpeters.bsky.social. I’d like to add my thoughts. However, it would be too lengthy for a post. They are captured in a blog post, “Is Net-Zero The End Goal?”.

In essence, I am saying net-zero is not the end goal. It is a milestone.