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 ### Can I use SyncThing, Dropbox, Google Drive, or other file syncing software?
 
-Flamenco assumes that once a file has been written by one worker, it is
-immediately available to any other worker, like what you'd get with a NAS.
-Similarly, it assumes that when a job has been submitted, it can be worked on
-immediately.
-
-Such assumptions no longer hold true when using an asynchronous service like
-SyncThing, Dropbox, etc.
-
-Note that this is not just about the initally submitted files. Also the
-rendering of a preview video from individual images assumes that those images
-are immediately accessible after they've been rendered.
-
-It might be possible to create a complex [custom job type][jobtypes] for this,
-but that's all untested. The hardest part is to know when all necessary files
-have arrived on a specific worker, without waiting for *all* syncing to be
-completed (as someone may have just submitted another job).
+In short: No. Sharing files using Syncthing, OwnCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive,
+Onedrive, etc. is not supported by Flamenco. For more information, see [Cloud
+Storage Services][cloud-storage].
 
+[cloud-storage]: {{< ref "/usage/shared-storage" >}}#cloud-storage-services
 
 
 ## Troubleshooting
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 This requires a bit more to explain. See [Shaman Storage System][shaman].
 
 [shaman]: {{< relref "shaman" >}}
+
+
+## Cloud Storage Services
+
+Sharing files using Syncthing, OwnCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, Onedrive, etc.
+is **not supported by Flamenco**.
+
+Flamenco assumes that once a file has been written by one worker, it is
+immediately available to any other worker, like what you'd get with a NAS.
+Similarly, it assumes that when a job has been submitted, it can be worked on
+immediately.
+
+Such assumptions no longer hold true when using an asynchronous service like
+SyncThing, Dropbox, etc.
+
+Note that this is not just about the initally submitted files. Flamenco creates
+a video from the rendered images; this also assumes that those images are
+accessible after they've been rendered and saved to the storage.
+
+It might be possible to create a complex [custom job type][jobtypes] for this,
+but that's all untested. The hardest part is to know when all necessary files
+have arrived on a specific worker, without waiting for *all* syncing to be
+completed (as someone may have just submitted another job).
+
+[jobtypes]: {{< ref "/usage/job-types" >}}