Bernard and Ken,
I totally agree, this makes Adobe Cloud not for most people with laptops with smaller drives. Also, I wouldn't make it just like dropbox, because Dropbox forces you to sync to all your computers, THEN you can go to each computer and do the selective sync. What would be even better would be to have a list of computer just beside the Folder inside the web interface for Cloud and tell it, to sync or not from there, that way. you wouldn't have to start synching everything and remove it with selective sync. You could also have an option to auto accept all new folder for those who would prefer to have everything synced. So You could have the auto sync ON for your Desktop and OFF for your portable and just add the one you really need on the portable.
Second issue is LAN sync. This is major for small studios. If you need to upload 3 GB of data, times 4, that's a lot of bandwidth that needs to go up and downd the pipe. it should just do the LAN sync first, and continue uploading to the cloud in the background. This is one thing Dropbox excels at and that's why they are on the top of the bunch of cloud services. They also have block update, or something that transfers just the block of the file that has changed, and not the whole file everything you change something. I don't know if that's what Adobe does though, couldn't find any info on that.
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