On the other hand Evernote would be a little upset to lose $10 per head if we all dropped down to the 'new' Premium $60 / head.
On the main part of your post - as a "power user / non-business" I, and I'd imagine that goes for most of my colleagues here, would be extremely underwhelmed to have a $20 increase in subscription, despite any apparent increases in benefits. As a subscriber you do get access to the Support system, so the way to suggest stuff and get a direct response is to give some feedback through one of the apps or The Forums are - mainly - user supported in the hope we more experienced users can provide suggestions, work-arounds and occasional guidance for newer subscribers. Yes, Evernote developers read these posts for ideas and feedback on existing features - but with thousands, possibly tens of thousands of posts per day, it takes them a while to get around anything that looks relevant. Does anyone at Evernote read these posts?
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