I want these photos in my normal photos folder and so I run the same set of rules as my Camera Uploads to reorganize these photos. In this folder, more folders are created with the email address of the person who shared the photos with you. If you use Carousel and have ever saved photos that someone else shared with you, you'll know that a completely different folder is created in Dropbox called Carousel. I've written about this in more detail here. I move all of my photos into a photos folder organized by year. I love that Carousel will automatically upload my photos to Dropbox, but the Camera Uploads folder becomes a wasteland of files if you don't organize them on a regular basis.

I've talked about this one a bit in the past.

Hazel watches multiple folders in my Dropbox folder and keeps my Dropbox much more organized than I ever would manually. Hazel may be my favorite reason for having an always-on Mac. Nothing too fancy or special here, but it's a nice alternative to Time Machine as an offsite backup. Since I have so much space, I use it as an offsite backup for my laptop using Arq over sftp.

My MacBook Air doesn't have enough space to store all my files and so the Mac Mini is the place where I store all my Dropbox files locally so that I can run workflows and have a local backup. All of my Dropbox files are synced to this computer.

Mac mini web server setup