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Aren't they rushing to disable public folders just so they can write off their biggest money drain from the books just for the IPO? this is «any IPOed startup
by gcb0 10y ago
Aren't they rushing to disable public folders just so they can write off their biggest money drain from the books just for the IPO?
this is «any IPOed startup from last decade» all over again.
- mafuyu 10y agoShame, too, as it was the Dropbox feature I used the most. I hate having to link people to the clunky, slow-to-load viewer interface that Dropbox presents when you make a share link. I also don't want comments! (which always takes up an entire sidebar and has to be manually closed)