Dropbox Paper

I actually...

And I would say, 'cause we've been stuck on Dropbox Paper for almost 15 years because it had Markdown support at the beginning.

Hey, hey, hey, it's free.

And it's free, so I guess we shouldn't complain.

Well, you know, Dropbox is reintroducing itself as something much bigger than cloud storage, with search and chat and actions and agents increasingly sitting at the center of the experience.

And I might even add as an aside before I ask the question, I've been using Dropbox Paper the past few weeks to actually communicate with the Dropbox team over, you know, another project they're doing here, and absolutely jealous that, you know, our, our internal teams don't use that.

We're still in this, uh, Office era.

But, um [chuckles] what do you want someone who still thinks of Dropbox as the place where my files live to understand about what the company is becoming?