I don't know about anybody else, but this is exactly why I'm leery about any of these "cloud services". With my local music collection, I know that future devel

I don't know about anybody else, but this is exactly why I'm leery about any of these "cloud services". With my local music collection, I know that future developments are of no concern. Another area in which this is very important is gaming - Steam has a near-monopoly on online sales of PC games, and if they were to go under, a lot of people would get screwed over. I rarely (if ever) play video games, but I've bought all the Humble Indie Bundles just to support an option that doesn't put customers at the mercy of the retailer's servers operating properly.