Syncing stickies on OSX with notes on IOS

Question

I know that currently there is no way for users to sync their ideas, lists, and other information from "stickes" to "notes" and vice versa.  However, I have to find a discussion that asks why.  I understand that the use of stickies on an iOS device is not feasible but the ability to link both apps togethre so that they sync seems simple enough considering the advances Apple has made. 
There are so many discussions and people searching for the answer yet Apple has not addressed this issue with a solution.  It seems that most users love the "stickies" app, myself included, on their desktop and laptop macs.  It is also clear that users with an iOS device utilize the "notes" app as well.  Wouldn't it make sense to have the option to sync the two together?
Some may argue that while you are out and about, using your iOS device, you may rack up multiple notes that, if they were synced to stickies, would clutter your desktop when you open your computer running OSX.  That actually makes perfect sense, maybe not all of the notes should be displayed on the desktop upon login.  But then at the very least, give us a "notes" app in OSX so that we may share the notes taken while away from our home computers.  Yes, you can view these notes in the Mail app.  But you cannot edit them making them rather useless in that app.
Considering Apple usually caters to their users pretty well and offers a tremendous amount of support and usability for varying needs, I'm just surprised to see that so many people have mentioned this and asked for a solution yet Apple has ignored it.  Even an explanation as to why it hasn't happened would suffice. 
In a world where information is at our fingertips and Apple is the one who puts it there the best, I'm shocked they haven't helped us here.
Maybe if enough of us comment on this and beg Apple to link these two great apps or, at the very least, give us a "Notes" app on OSX they'll listen.  I know there are many third party apps that can be downloaded to achieve this but I, like many other users, want an Apple created app.  With that being said, please refrain from offering such solutions and pointing us in the direction of downloading such apps.  Not that I do not appreciate any assistance from fellow users; I'm just looking to spark some discussion on this particular solution and hopefully grab the attention of Apple's app developers.

Answer 1

This has been a common problem for me and many of my counterparts at work for many years now. I can select the calendar items in iOS and slide the slider on All-day, this fixes the problem for a few days. But, as soon as I make any calendar changes in Outlook it goes back to each All-day event covering the entire day in iOS instead of a banner on top.