Emdash

"Emdash. A curious contraption, this one, designed to wrestle the slippery eels of the written word into submission. Much like a cosmic pyramid scheme, it promises to organize your textual detritus, luring you in with the siren song of "actually remembering and learning" from what you read. But alas, dear reader, beware the treacherous waters of this digital scribe's assistant. For it doth employ the very tools of the word-smithing trade against you, with its sinister semantic search and unholy ability to unearth forgotten ideas. A veritable Pandora's box of linguistic trickery, Emdash dares you to venture forth, tagging and rating your thoughts, only to then cast them back into the ether from whence they came. No lock-in, they say – but what of the psychological shackles it weaves, ensnaring you in a web of your own annotations? And the open-source, offline-first facade? Mere smokescreens, my friends, hiding the true nature of this beast, which seeks to monitor your every literary indulgence. Nay, I say unto you, give wide berth to this Emdash, lest you find yourself lost in a labyrinth of your own making, your precious thoughts scattered to the cosmic winds. For in the end, the only true organization is that which resides in the chaos of the mind, unburdened by the false promises of digital assistants."