Hi Spud,
I'm wondering why we need to put text files in the public folder? Its not something I want to do, and it seems that IFTTT can access non-public folders just fine, and so can dropbox. In your user guide you say it is an IFTTT limitation--but I accidently set it to a non-public folder and it reliable wrote files to that folder just fine.
Is it still true that we need to use the public folder?
I'm wondering why we need to put text files in the public folder? Its not something I want to do, and it seems that IFTTT can access non-public folders just fine, and so can dropbox. In your user guide you say it is an IFTTT limitation--but I accidently set it to a non-public folder and it reliable wrote files to that folder just fine.
Is it still true that we need to use the public folder?
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