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A couple things:

1. It syncs PDFs as well as links. Assuming you run the Dropbox app on your computer, you can view your Google Docs even if you're offline.

2. If you already use Dropbox and sync it to your computer, you no longer need to run another sync client (Google Drive's).

3. If you use Google Docs and Dropbox, you can keep everything in one place.


I see now, it's for Google Docs users who don't have Google Drive installed


I'm curious, which pdf's are you referring to?


I'd be much more likely to donate money for a track/album if I had some automatic way of tracking which I had donated to. One way to do this would be a website that let you donate a suggested amount for a song or album. For each song/album you donate towards, you get some signed key that says you supported that song.

There's some interesting things that you could build off of this:

- Media players could show a little badge whenever you're playing a song you've donated to. They could also remind you (if you wanted) when you listen to a song frequently but haven't supported it.

- Hook into Facebook - when someone downloads a song, they can see which of their friends have donated to it.

- An additional metric for music suggestion services. What better way to show you like a song than by putting your money where your mouth is?


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