I can't be the only person who creates a file, formally saves it (i.e. handout front), then begins to alter it in order to reuse certain elements with the design while planning to formally save the changes under a different name once finished (i.e. handout back). Although I saved the file to my computer originally, I shared the file with another person via the cloud. Once that happened, every time I saved my file (ctrl + S), it saved to the cloud version rather than my harddrive without my knowledge. After saving the final work to the first design (using ctrl + S), I altered the design then "saved as" to my computer under a different name (ctrl + Shift + S). Now my first design is gone, written over by some sort of auto save on the cloud and there is no way to get back to the original version. Quit forcing people to use the cloud, some professionals want to keep their files on their own harddrives. If you want to give us the ability to share a file via the Blue Share button, don't make photoshop save to a cloud version instead of the hard drive. If saved to a hard drive, it should keep saving to the hard drive. Auto saves should not be destructive, only formal saves.
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