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"OneNote is horrible!\n \n\n\n\tI looked at it for 5 minutes and realized it was to Evernote what Notepad is to Word.\n \n\n\n\tHaving said that, Notion does have my interest. Its web clipper SUCKS compared to Evernote, but it does everything else as good, or better, than Evernote. Right now I am working on a massive home remodeling project, and thus don't have much desire to play with migrating over. And, the problem isn't that the migration is difficult--Notion makes it dirt simple. The problem is than Notion is to Evernote as Word is to Notepad--Notion does a lot of things and has a lot of options for how to set up and \"type\" each individual folder. That means I want to study it and think a bit before I pull the trigger.\n \n\n\n\tBy analogy, Notion will copy my floor-plan I currently have over to the new location, but it will also allow me to radically change the floor-plan to include sunken indoor swimming pools, elevators, automated kitchens, etc, etc... Truth be told, I might not need, or have use for, a lot of its features, but I'd like to dig a bit before I take the plunge.\n \n\n\n\tHowever, having said that, the solution I will leaning towards is to use Evernote's web clipper to pull in web pages, and then import then over to Notion for hierarchical storage and retrieval.  \n \n\n\n\tShould Notion get a good web clipper, or Evernote get nested folders, that equation changes. \n \n\n\n\tOh, for how bad the Notion web clipper is--it sucks as hard as OneNote's. It is simply not usable. \n \n\n\n\tYet.\n \n"
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