Dropbox has never been sold as "pure backup" like Backblaze, and isn't priced like it (I'm a paying customer of both). I'm not paying Dropbox to backup my data,

Dropbox has never been sold as "pure backup" like Backblaze, and isn't priced like it (I'm a paying customer of both). I'm not paying Dropbox to backup my data, I'm paying them to sync my data across machines, make it available to me on devices I don't own, make it easy to share with family and friends, etc. I want Dropbox to OCR my documents -- I don't really want Backblaze to (and Backblaze's margins probably don't have any wiggle room for added features).