(One note to rule them all and in the darkness bind them, as Tolkien might have put it.) In any event it seems Notion's option to mix Markdown and CSV might be your best option, although that leaves you with the chore of manually tweaking the content/metadata of every individual note. Perhaps the option to 'include sub-notes' could be abused to export all your notes at one go. It will most likely not fit into the more predefined setting of Evernote. Unless 'You can export any full-page database as a CSV file' has a meaning I'm unfamiliar with. The main problem is that Notion allows the user more freedom in setting up the information structure. Unfortunately my quick glance at the Notion website gave me the impression that Notion doesn't support anything beyond exporting individual notes. And so the quest becomes one of exporting your notes without losing too much metadata.

Alas, I can't recall any app vendor offering ENEX as an export format. Now, you can import your notes as Markdown files into Roam. Notion will zip up your notes and images then download them to your computer. Make sure Markdown & CSV is selected from the dropdown and toggle to include subpages before clicking Export. 'Truth be told,' he said, 'if I wanted to get to the city I wouldn't start from is absolutely right that Evernote's ENEX format is a (relatively) easy and direct way to import notes to Joplin. Click the three dots in the top right corner of your account and click Export. The farmer started to answer several times but always stopped himself. Pulling over, he pleaded with the farmer for directions on how to get back to the city. Did you ever hear about the motorist who ventured off the freeway and wound up lost on back roads? After much wandering and frustration he finally spotted a farmer.

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