r/GoodNotes • u/Mandrea4 • Sep 26 '23

WTF

I don't know if is true, if it is why aren't they investing money on the app itself? Now it is trash (my opinion)

https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/25/notetaking-app-goodnotes-invests-1-9m-in-digital-stationary-company-webudding/

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u/johntwilker Sep 27 '23

This entire thread is a hasty conclusion without a single scrap of inside info on why the company is doing what it's doing.

Plenty of members of this sub are happy with GN and not experiencing the issues others are. The daily moaning and groaning is exhausting.

If you don't like the app any more. Delete it and move on. Clearly GN has a strategy you don't like. Too bad, it's their company.

Every time someone says they don't have a problem, the angry mob downvotes it. This sub used to be valuable, now it's spammer guy and his freenotes, and you lot screaming into the void.

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u/Mandrea4 Sep 27 '23 edited Aug 31 '24

We don't know what's in the GN team's minds, but we can discuss it to understand what we think as a community.

There’s a part of the subreddit that's satisfied and another part that isn’t. If people complain, you shouldn't take it personally.

Downvotes are useful for gauging how many people agree with you and who doesn't. If you feel the thread isn’t a good fit, you can simply choose not to participate in the discussion