Wow. Either Dropbox have some copyright issues with Dropship's code, or this is just a blatant misuse of DMCA to take down the content. Won't speculate, but I personally suspect the latter.
Wladimir did release the software under FOSS Expat ("MIT") license so he can't really take it back. It's now up to good will of others.
While I understand that this may put Dropbox in unfortunate situation, such methods to take down the problematic piece of software somehow feel wrong.
Wladimir did release the software under FOSS Expat ("MIT") license so he can't really take it back. It's now up to good will of others.
While I understand that this may put Dropbox in unfortunate situation, such methods to take down the problematic piece of software somehow feel wrong.