Dropbox

We've been using Ghost as the blog software for Zulip since we first needed a blog. I've been pretty happy with using open source software developed by a non-profit, and their editing experience is great. We use Dropbox Paper to draft posts with a nice commenting experience, and then export the Markdown into Ghost when we're ready to publish.

There's a few that could be better, though. My main complaint is they have a 200 character limit for author biographies, which seems arbitrary and unhelpful.

We use Dropbox for document sharing, both for bizdev (contracts, leads, marketing, etc.) as well as operations (project management, documentation, customer specifications, etc.) Dropbox

I use Dropbox as a backing store for photo sites, due to the simplicity with which I can add photos from any device. Dropbox

• backups, local and cloud
• synchronizing laptop and desktop
• extended version history @{Dropbox}|tool:101231773477924173|

I have the root of my LAMP stack set up as a Dropbox folder so that I can sync my work between all of my dev environments. Dropbox