I like it. Of course I created my own note/task-taking app years ago, which I can't even find anymore. It was in Perl. The purpose was to have a user-friendly command-line interface. If I was going to grep for something, I wanted to display the results in a nice way. To list notes or tasks done, priorities, etc I wanted to sort and display in a nice way. And eventually I added a merge function if I forgot I had more than one editor open at a time. I think I abandoned it for the same reason I abandon every note-taking app I try: it's just not easy enough to use everywhere.
The note-taking app I use most often now is e-mail drafts. I write an e-mail to no one and save it as a draft. It's synced everywhere, sorted by date, has a subject (which can be edited to include tags such as "(!) ", "(plan)", "(done)"), can contain any text format (even attachments), and it works on every e-mail client and server. Maybe I should write an interface to it...
The note-taking app I use most often now is e-mail drafts. I write an e-mail to no one and save it as a draft. It's synced everywhere, sorted by date, has a subject (which can be edited to include tags such as "(!) ", "(plan)", "(done)"), can contain any text format (even attachments), and it works on every e-mail client and server. Maybe I should write an interface to it...