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Wellcome!

[...]The folks at Notion have laid out their policy that they won't give specifics until the product is released. I do not ask that at all! I ask only a few indications, especially when it was announced delayed somewhat. And yes I am patient. I'm quite happy with the current state of Notion3. This ...

I have no doubt about the sincerity and honesty of directors, but they seem totally incapable of understanding the importance of ongoing communication with customers.

I'm pretty patient ... but again it is better to announce things that are made, that the things that will be done.

I think it is normal to ask questions, especially when you are bothered by certain deficiencies in the product that we pay and use. It does not want to harass anyone.

I can't imagine that the feature set isn't fixed in stone by this time. If not, a mid October release is a fantasy. Agree It seems to me quite impossible to Notion3 (for now) is to make improvements on some specific points by offering sub-version put before; most important update. The result is tha...

Personally, I think it is better to advertise products that are ready, rather than announcing that they will be ready.

[...] Instead, we've seen a few posts essentially saying "it's in beta and almost done," then finally, "it's pretty much done, we'll be ready for launch with a new website in October - we're still really busy though, so more info to follow." I think you need to take them at thei...

I'm not quite sure what you would be "worried" about.

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