[TeMPOraL]

> A product must not constantly evolve/improve for it to succeed

Unfortunately, it goes against the startup ethos. That's why I avoid using startup products whenever I can. With regular companies, the problem is less pronounced, though it exists nonetheless.

It's sad people have to keep fucking up things they first made work, only because they're looking for more profit.

[manigandham]

Dropbox isn't a startup. It stopped being that a long time ago.

[TeMPOraL]

Did they pay off their VC obligations? If no, then I'm going to play the "if it walks like a duck..." card.

That said, my point was more general than just this Dropbox issue.