Ann: Wangle Partners with WA Primary Principals Association, page-24

... it's like there has been a COP and they've taken the foot of the pedal somewhat but why? Or maybe we're just a impatient lot. I do know that every day many of us hear about some start up thing and most of the time we just think yeah ok, so maybe the tactic of building brand awareness through linkedin, school associations, FB etc is a good one so that when Joe or Jane Citizen hears about WFI there is a qualified reference point where they have additionally heard about it.

If I was a really big potential buyer of WFI - eg a Telco, I would want to know it has a history of stability so every day we don't hear about major bugs or failures is to me accumulating value. This is often how apps are assessed and I've seem many failure when the bug count is high and persists. Telcos would not want to deploy a buggy unstable app.

All IMO of course and DYOR.