The only people that really want them to move and change things are investors, not customers.
Same with Dropbox. A folder that syncs is all I need from them as a customer. Everything else they try to do is just getting in my way.
> The only people that really want them to move and change things are investors, not customers.
I'm glad the Notion works for you, but I think we have a long way to go to reach perfection. To pick an example from the post, even indentation needs work. There's also always more work to do to make the product faster and easier to use.
Notifications in the system are still pretty hard to work with, and email notifications are no replacement. Comments on pages are unwieldy and mess with cursor focus in annoying ways. I've definitely submitted this feedback to support before and I can understand that not everything can be worked on at once. However, I still have faith that the team will work the kinks out eventually.
EDIT: To be less negative, I should also note that Notion still has probably _the_ best LaTeX / mathematics support out of any documenting system I've ever used. I vastly appreciate this, as it is often easiest to share complex mathematics via a shared Notion doc since I work remotely.
I raised a bug for this, they said it was intended behavior. Like yea, ofcourse.
https://www.notion.so/dheeranet/Foo-a4b0f734fdab4ec4949a9b69...
What are you looking for that is not this?
It's text editor is very weak but I have stronger than average preferences so I'll refrain from commenting but more importantly the desktop clients are just down-right awful with no rebindable keys (even the keyboard shorcuts "help" needs to go online to a webpage), no plugins or any sort configurations at all. It's fine if you use notion once a week but if you work with it every day you really feel constricted and I can't imagine what people with disabilities even do.