Creative Cloud Folder Sharing, movie playing, commenting

Question

Hello,
Like almost everyone else who's had a go at Creative Cloud's file sharing, I am very disappointed. I currently use WireDrive for project sharing/approval, but it is very overpriced. The Cage system looks very attractive - it's a quarter of the price of WireDrive and allows all kinds of stuff that is not available on Creative Cloud. Having 100GB of Creative Cloud storage that is next-to-useless is frustrating.
The obvious shortcomings of Creative Cloud's setup are:
inability to share folders - this is just ridiculous, and Adobe have promised to fix this. "Soon". WHEN?!
cannot play QuickTime movies
cannot add comments at specific timecodes on movies
cannot add comments to specific parts of artwork (like Cage's excellent 'draw a box around something and add a comment' feature)
cannot "reply" to comments
cannot "mark comment as resolved"
cannot forward comments to peoples' email addresses (like the [email protected] feature in Google Drive)
no ability to add people to a 'project', and automoatically send notifications to them, like you can with WireDrive
I may be wrong on one or two of the above comments; CC's inability to share folders or play movies means I never use it.
Please Adobe, take a look at WireDrive.com and cageapp.com and see how the Creative Cloud file sharing should be done. As it is, your file sharing is really pointless. It could become a real reason for many, many people to give you their $50 / £47 per month. These other services (WireDrive, Cage, etc.) are very expensive for what you get - a bit of server space plus some fancy commenting. You could even take a load of Dropbox's business too.
I've noticed there is no obvious way to give Adobe feedback on Creative Cloud (at http://www.adobe.com/go/wish); maybe it's because it would be overwhelmingly negative.
I'd really love it if Adobe could reassure us that they are working on some/all of the above features, so we don't have to all go and spend extra money on other, unintegrated services like WireDrive and Cage. Anyone listening?
Thanks,
Paul

Answer 1

I wish the Adobeans in the Creative Cloud department would take a look at how wonderful the Adobe After Effects treat their customers, in terms of feedback, bugs, and feature requests. The After Effects crew are fantastic. The "Cloud" crew are....well......not.
It is just such a shame that After Effects is now part of this cloudy crap. Maybe if enough of us request that the After Effects people beat the crap out of the Cloud people, they'll probably go ahead and do it, just to keep us users happy.