Into to ThinkDeli. One more of the ever increasing roster of writing solutions, we got onenote, evernote, Samsung Notes etc. I am trying this product as I wish to talk with Satya and communicate what I think about this product a bit.
Wonder if this stuff has a mobile app. It must. Will check it out later
I have been looking for motivation regarding writing more often based upon my affinity for the written word and my recent lackadaisical performance in the field of Reading.
If this thing ends up being huge, I’ll feel Happy for Satya
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Satyajeet Jadhav
8 months ago
Hey Mangesh, good to see you here on thinkdeli. Hope to see you use thinkdeli more. Let's connect when you have time.
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