I'm not sure that it's completely bizarre. Dropbox will work on case-sensitive file systems, but it does very strange things if two files exist with the same na

I'm not sure that it's completely bizarre. Dropbox will work on case-sensitive file systems, but it does very strange things if two files exist with the same name, but different case. I suspect MS just didn't want to deal with this complexity for what was (perceived) to be an issue for a relatively small number of people. To be clear, I don't necessarily agree with their reasoning, but I do see where it could have come from.