Nah. They're not alone. For me, syncthing would just randomly decide an updated file conflicted; I had two computers and a smartphone and was pretty careful abo

Nah. They're not alone. For me, syncthing would just randomly decide an updated file conflicted; I had two computers and a smartphone and was pretty careful about this stuff. It was its only fault - but it was easier to figure out what the actual most-current file was. Nextcloud does the same thing occasionally, and it's not intuitive at all trying to figure out which one is the proper one to keep.