Add .dropboxignore directory to exclude folders without using selective sync

George H. and many others,

I think it's painfully obvious that Dropbox management have their focus on other things, and not on responding to customer concerns and dealing with customer satisfaction issues.

The key question I'm wondering about is:

Why would Dropbox have these forums, clearly presented with their corporate branding, with links to their stuff only, without advertising, and then totally ignore what their customers are telling them?

To me it seems weird and fundamentally flawed. But I guess it's a cultural thing within the Dropbox organisation, or else the top management is asleep while being fed a bunch of BS from the staff supposed to monitor and report on these issues.

Anyway, I have given up on Dropbox and moved my key stuff to Sync.com these days without much issues. And customer support is prompt, courteous and helpful.  

I tell ya', them Canadian's sure can do things differently and better ;)