Project sharing in Premiere Pro

Here is how project sharing should work now that the creative cloud is there.. A user should be able to sync their project to the cloud (much like they sync their keyboard settings) and invite another editor with the same set of media files to share it and sync back when they're done. If they're missing any media files, they can request you to upload those to the cloud and (can do that from within Preimere) and when it's uploaded they get notified and can dowload it from with Preimiere on their end. The file will be store in their local drive and they can keep on working away. Seems like ti wouldn't be that hard to make this and it would rock the house for those of us who work on the same project - especially in situations where you have an assistant who feeds you material as you go. Please look this. I think a lot of people would love it.
Thanks.
RR

>Here is how project sharing should work
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