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Is David Allen a big Evernote fan?

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Chas29

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I love Evernote myself, and I realize from David's latest newsletter that Davidco recently came out with a GTD implementation guide for Evernote, which is all well and good, but I am just wondering if David himself is a big fan of the Evernote software? I'm not sure if anybody knows, but just thought I would ask.

Chas29
 
Chas29;109237 said:
I love Evernote myself, and I realize from David's latest newsletter that Davidco recently came out with a GTD implementation guide for Evernote, which is all well and good, but I am just wondering if David himself is a big fan of the Evernote software? I'm not sure if anybody knows, but just thought I would ask.

Chas29
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Yes, David is a fan and personally uses it for some of his Reference material. However, the majority of David's system is in Lotus Notes with eProductivity. David and I collaborated on the Guide based on how we're both using Evernote for GTD.
 
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