Yes. I think that's the only thing that's deserved to be said here. People here should just relax, I'm sure there are many companies that deserve your rage but

Yes. I think that's the only thing that's deserved to be said here. People here should just relax, I'm sure there are many companies that deserve your rage but Dropbox is not one of them. They simply asked me to take down the repository while they could work on blocking Dropship technically on the server side. No threats involved. This should be very good PR and many companies can learn from this. Sure, trying to prevent people from writing/distributing programs that use a service in unexpected ways is pointless in the long run. If something is technically possible it will be done. Hence, as some more validation is added, Dropbox will overall be a more secure service. In my opinion it was a feature instead of an exploit :) but hey, it's their service. All the meanness flunged in this thread at either me or Dropbox is completely uncalled for.