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GDocs, for one. Every time you share a link, some people can see it and some can't, and newcomers and agencies keep having to ask for permissions... Sure, it's

• yunohn 5y ago
  > GDocs, for one. Every time you share a link I’ve never heard anyone complain about granular permissions for potentially sensitive documents. However, your “issue” is entirely made-up, because you can easily generate an “Everyone” link in gDocs. > Slack and Jira ALREADY LET YOU PASTE IN RICH MEDIA and handle permissions and sharing internally Slack & Jira are for different use cases/audiences, and handle significantly less rich media than gDocs can. However, if your company is shoehorning gDocs into situations where you could type into these other tools, that’s a social problem, not a technical one. > What does Dropbox Capture add that makes it worth the extra hoops? Given their positioning and competition, I’m going to assume there are very few “hoops” in their UX. > I just fail to see the worth of this product... Honestly, from reading the rest of your rant and misplaced anger, I don’t think you’d be able to clearly see product value anyways.
  • epinephrinios 5y ago
    Also, it is very valuable to persist all these videos/screenshots in the cloud. You can re-use them later and maybe it will help you debug. It is neat to auto-organize these files.