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A couple of years ago, I wrote a slightly negative post about Evernote, complaining about a lack of support for the tab character and also about various buggy aspects with regards to its handling of formatting. I did say at the time that if it wasn't for these small issues, I thought that Evernote would be amazing. I also said that I would write another blog post raving about it if these niggling issues ever got resolved.
Evernote Rant
As a newish user to Evernote, I think this has the potential to be amazing. And depending on your requirements, it probably is. However, I'm finding so many bugs in it, it's untrue. First of all, I'd just like to point out that whilst this blog post may be a negative rant - it is purely out of frustration that such a great piece of software has such obvious bugs in it. Especially one used by so many.