…and on top of the other issues with FileDropper, what about file management?! What about a way to delete (or otherwise “manage”) a file once it has been uploaded? I’m not uploading ANYTHING that I can’t later control. There needs to be user accounts and file control before I come on board!

I did mention in the article that it is lacking any method of managing or removing files, but I suspect they will come out with something later on.

That is definitely a great service, but if you were sharing a bunch of larger files you would quickly eat up your account space. That’s where FileDropper would come in handy.

The website itself is horribly slow to access, so what should it be with up/downloading to it? I’ve always been aware of those services which promise heaven and handle it often so poorly

I think the site is slow because so many people are accessing right now.

We could probably whip up an excerpt-only feed, but a majority of feed readers enjoy having the full feed rather than have to click through to the site. We’d obviously enjoy having just partial feeds because it would mean more traffic, but having full feeds is kinda the norm these days.

BTW : I’m a addict of Cybernet, but may I ask why its’ RSS feeds are so filled with pics? This seems to be the fact of more and more feeds, when a feed’s purpose I believe is not to replace the site’s pages but to resume them. So many pics make the RSS rendering sometimes very slow, as it sums the pics of numerous other pages! I suggest cutting off pics which are too large and/or not fully required. Don’t you agree?