benjaminfox

Thanks for the feedback - so far this hasn't been a barrier to our adoption, but we may provide source access as part of an enterprise package. Do you have some examples of SaaS companies that have succeeded with the model you suggest?

Thanks for sharing. Which subreddits helped you?

If you want a customizable life calendar like this as your homepage, I made one that's usable as a bookmark or Chrome extension: http://count.life

> If Canada wants to do something for startups, they should setup a sovereign wealth fund that does early stage investment in Canadian companies -- and then it should actively help make those companies successful.

The Business Development Bank of Canada (a financial institution owned by the federal government) actually does this - it has a venture fund that's one of the largest in Canada.

http://www.bdc.ca/EN/bdc-capital/venture-capital/strategic-a...

Wow, that's comprehensive. The Net Promoter survey is very powerful, if you've never used it: once you've identified and bucketed all of your users who give you a 9 or 10, you can hit them up for referrals, reviews, and shares, and skip all the users who might not have anything nice to say about you.

It's actually a refundable tax credit. You receive it even if you have no income or profit (and paid no taxes).