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Even though, there is a command line interface on linux (which has start, stop and, soon, pause options), there seems to be no equivalent feature on windows nor on mac. This feature should be easily ...
We like Dropbox but managing it at the enterprise or service-provider level is pretty limited. A command line interface for Windows would let us at least script some basic things.
Case in point: Shared folders are automatically synced for every user with access. For team shares, this is EVERYONE. That makes it pretty difficult to share a large folder to a large number of users since the sync will immediately swamp their Internet connection and use up all of their disk space. lf I had a command line interface, I could at least pause syncing for everyone before sharing and until selective sync could be set for each user.