Looks great - what about privacy/data security? Is the scanned data destroyed once the PDF it's in the hands of the customer?
How We Built and Launched Mod For $22,450
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#24I'd love to have this in Europe/Germany...
It's coming ;-)
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#26You can already do this with the Moleskine Smart Notebook, except you don't have to mail your private notebook to a 3rd party company for scanning - you can scan them directly into Evernote with the free Evernote app. tl;dr The exact same thing exists by Moleskine at http://shop.moleskine.com/en-us/notebooks-journals/evernote/
What is the difference between an ordinary Moleskine and the Evernote Moleskine? I couldn't figure it out from that product page.
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#28I never knew Mod was Draft until I read this linked article. http://needwant.com/p/cancelled-kickstarter-campaign-funded-... While reading that I was wondering, and not accusing Mod team here but just a thought, what is stopping people from using Kickstarter this way (to gauge demand) deliberately? Launch a campaign and yank when it is successful to pursue larger profits?
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#29Is only the grey color available? Didn't see black on the product page...
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Hey Jon, really appreciate you posting about these pain points. I have been trying to get behind your notebooks since the launch last week, but as a user of the Moleskine notebooks I'm just not seeing the value add you guys are promoting. Hopefully you can help me see through my own myopia. My workflow usually takes me through a few pages of a notebook, which I then scan immediately afterwards into an Evernote note,…
Hey! Really appreciate the feedback. For me the value is in knowing everything is backed up and saved. I very rarely actually need access to my old notes and sketches from previous notebooks but there’s a lot of sentimental value there for me. If a note I take is actually time sensitive or needs to be referenced soon, I still have the physical notebook to reference. I have (low quality photos of) sketches of old idea…
Between writing my earlier message and reading your response here, I think the idea of having a strategy less dependent on myself is in fact compelling.
Well, shoot. Now it looks as though I am of the mindset that I will buy one just to give it a fair trial. Thank you again for another quality and personal response.