Exactly. If people don't like Google Docs they won't open it. No need to apologise.

Never thought of it that way!

Well, this guy did it -> https://www.quora.com/Python-programming-language-1/What-are...

Meru cabs, man.

What is the use if the content is only visible to premium users?

There is no such issues in India. Companies that come for placement just give out a few papers for students to fill. Unfortunately, they don't seem to care the huge number of students who cheat in the tests and the results don't truly represent what you are!

I've always thought that cheating for online tests would be a big deal. I guess you get caught eventually in the interview, but you never know.

Well, you miss the most important part- usability. It looks pretty good to me!

And btw, good developers might not be good designers!

I think old is gold!

Yes, that's something I haven't tried and it's a luxury that this startup doesn't really need now.

One thing that Azure and EC2 gives that Google App Engine does not is root access to VMs. Modifying my models with respect to the App Engine doesn't really seem like a good idea. Maybe I am too lazy to do that, but I just don't want to leave something that gives me a whole new machine on the cloud!

While you can't get root on App Engine, you can get root on a Google Compute Engine instance, and you can use Cloud SQL for a standard data backend. You don't have to use a keystore deal like the old days anymore (pre-2011).

Disclaimer: I'm a dev on Cloud SQL.