As a Dropbox for Business user, I find this INSANE.
ALL the links that my team has put into various documents are suddenly broken this morning.
And there's nothing I can do about it, because the documents containing those links are already distributed.
Dropbox's (late, after-the-fact) announcement says I can go in and 'proactively create new links' but that doesn't help in any way with the hundreds of documents that have already been received by the recipients (a group that includes my boss).
This is such an incompetent response to a low-impact
design flaw with Dropbox's shared links -- one that I already knew about -- that my confidence in Dropbox just dropped through the floor.
It is hard to imagine that we will continue paying them thousands of dollars a year.
As a Dropbox for Business user, I find this INSANE.
ALL the links that my team has put into various documents are suddenly broken this morning.
And there's nothing I can do about it, because the documents containing those links are already distributed.
Dropbox's (late, after-the-fact) announcement says I can go in and 'proactively create new links' but that doesn't help in any way with the hundreds of documents that have already been received by the recipients (a group that includes my boss).
This is such an incompetent response to a low-impact design flaw with Dropbox's shared links -- one that I already knew about -- that my confidence in Dropbox just dropped through the floor.
It is hard to imagine that we will continue paying them thousands of dollars a year.