I love Dropbox and am a paying customer. It just does the thing I want it to do, and nearly everyone I work with also has it, so getting started with a folder t

I love Dropbox and am a paying customer. It just does the thing I want it to do, and nearly everyone I work with also has it, so getting started with a folder to collaborate with any ad-hoc group of writers, designers, or coders, is usually a 2 minute affair. It's hardly free but it's a trivial cost in the context of a year of business. What, exactly, does Google Drive do "better" than be a totally hassle free way to sync a folder? I don't really see a lot of room for improvement. Did I mention it just does what I expect it to do? I find this argument highly compelling: http://www.michaelrwolfe.com/2013/10/19/why-is-dropbox-more-popular-than-other-programs-with-similar-functionality/ http://www.michaelrwolfe.com/2013/10/19/why-is-dropbox-more-...