We know the Cubby story, as well as Mesh story. We see SyncApp as long term product, invest a lot of development resources, so we don't want to screw it by some "smart" decision.
But let me tell you one thing, that we know for sure. Beauty of real p2p solution, in opposed to marketed p2p solution (you name the company that claims they have p2p), is that we can't control it. If tomorrow we want to charge you $100 for 10Kb transferred, will stop everything related to the app or will try to force you not to use the SyncApp, we just physically can't achieve that.
SyncApp will work tomorrow exactly like it works today, no matter what we will do. And it will work exactly like today even 10 years from now, of course, if we will have computers in future
This is precisely why I expressed interest in the BitTorrent technology. I don't really have a need for a cloud storage, but I did get hooked on the sync function of Mesh because I travel a lot and like my laptop and desktop files to remain in sync. When Mesh got shut down, I shelled out a year-long subscription to Cubby for the same functionality that was once free, and shortly thereafter heard about the BT alpha. I applied immediately, and just received the invitation to join the alpha today. I am already liking what I am seeing, and I'm encouraged to see such a great technology as BT being put to use in a true p2p that the end user controls. Bravo!
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This is precisely why I expressed interest in the BitTorrent technology. I don't really have a need for a cloud storage, but I did get hooked on the sync function of Mesh because I travel a lot and like my laptop and desktop files to remain in sync. When Mesh got shut down, I shelled out a year-long subscription to Cubby for the same functionality that was once free, and shortly thereafter heard about the BT alpha. I applied immediately, and just received the invitation to join the alpha today. I am already liking what I am seeing, and I'm encouraged to see such a great technology as BT being put to use in a true p2p that the end user controls. Bravo!