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"True, but irrelevant to the conversation at hand. Unlike a television show, which is idle entertainment consumption, a records database* requires you to pretty much commit to it because time spent working on one precludes you form working on the other. Since entertainment is designed to fill empty time, you can watch multiple shows. However, with work, there are usually a limited amount of hours per week one can spend on such, and thus opting into one product often precludes you form working on another. Thus, it is valuable to investigate the competing products and learn what you can about them, and this includes back and forth debate by various users. \n \n\n\n\tI will grant you that said debate over the merits and failings of a product really upset the fanboys, but that is their problem. \n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\t*Calling Evernote a \"note taking app\" is accurate, technically. However, it is a little like calling Word a \"keystroke recorder\". Evernote is more than you just jotting down your notes--it is also a way of recording and organizing a vast amount of information created by other people. Indeed, the vast majority of my records are not notes at all, since I did not write anything into them.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n"
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