Re:How to terminate your worst enemy's Dropbox account for o...
by DanBC on Monday December 24, 2012 @05:58PM
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Good grief.
Look at bug fixing. There's a list of bug severity.
Crashes machine neeeding reboot
Crashes program but not machine (loses data, possibly saved data)
Mangles saved data
Feature not working
part of that feature not working properly
cosmetic stuff.
> There's nothing wrong with Dropbox.
There very much is something wrong with dropbox if it deletes user data without that user expecting it; ideally the user should give clear explicit permission for data to be deleted.
Look at bug fixing. There's a list of bug severity.
Crashes machine neeeding reboot
Crashes program but not machine (loses data, possibly saved data)
Mangles saved data
Feature not working
part of that feature not working properly
cosmetic stuff.
> There's nothing wrong with Dropbox.
There very much is something wrong with dropbox if it deletes user data without that user expecting it; ideally the user should give clear explicit permission for data to be deleted.