Wow. Talk about having a great story to tell. I'm sure there's a lot of individual users of Dropbox (myself included), but the business cost-savings angle could be a huge one for them to pursue.
This implies they've been wasting almost $5,000 per week because they didn't find a content host / run an FTP / frickin E-MAIL the stuff.
What. The. (technological) Fail. You'd think they'd look into something like that a little earlier, as with a bit of setup an FTP host can be essentially as easy.
edit: hell, just use a Google Docs form, that handles distribution and filling it out and combining the results.
I don't expect them to set it up themselves. Just to hunt someone down and pay them a couple thousand to solve their ridiculously expensive problem.
I've used Google docs folders for team projects that include file types other than those used for documents, it simply 'stores' it in the folder along with revision history.
Is any weekend hacker thinking what I'm thinking?