@Dave @Adam,
Guys guys, don't you think it's time to stop bickering and bury the hatchet? You're not getting anywhere in this discussion.
I'm getting out of this discussion anyway, making my final statement:
I understand what Dave is saying: you're paying for the USE (storage, bandwith, lookup etc) of files that are shared with you, not the storage.
And that's where we are disagreeing. Let's look at this analogy: someone says to me, if you want to borrow one of the great books I have in my extensive bookcase, feel free to do so. Dropbox way of handling this is having me pay for the complete collection of books that is provided to me, even if I've not even read or borrowed one of them. That's crazy. That's like having the library charge every customer for all the books they've got in storage.
If they want to charge me for every file I actually access, fine.
And now go play outside
grtz, Cors
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