Is docs.com Safe?

Microsoft's partnership with Facebook has launched a beta site *****, a variety of web-based office suite with several social networking features. Launched service will allow you to create text documents Word, Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations. Probably you are also able to send to the service of documents created in Office acting locally. Files stored in the cloud will be able to share our friends with Facebook and view those provided by them. Description of the service suggests that ***** not editing the document by several people simultaneously. Web interface package is based on the ribbon, and recalls the known Office 2007 running locally. Number of options available when working on documents will however be greatly reduced to that which has Word, Excel and PowerPoint, forming part of the Microsoft Office 2007, and apparently even more limited than in the web version of Office Web Apps placed together with Office 2010. Users will be made available feature that allows the immediate transfer of work to "standard" Microsoft Office for Windows or Mac OS X, if it happens to be installed on the system. Developers are not betrayed when Docs.com leaves beta program and will be available for all concerned. Currently participating in the program is limited, in the meantime you can sign up for a waiting list.