Awhile back, I turned Martin's awesome spreadsheet on convertible note valuation cap numbers into a Google doc, and I've since gotten a lot of "edit" access requests for it from entrepreneurs.

It takes just a little bit of work for me to duplicate the spreadsheet as a private one for you so you can edit it (w/o messing up the original).  I'm happy to do that work, but in exchange I'd like to ask you to do the following:

1) Please submit your request for edit access as a comment to this post (you can register with an anonymous name if you don't want the world to know you're looking at this stuff).

2) Please share your questions, thoughts & learnings about convertible notes below in the comments, so other entrepreneurs can benefit from the discussion as well.  

Here's why this type of thing is important to me: http://go.DanielOdio.com/knowledge-sharing

We met at the mobile media summit last year. We're thinking about moving to the space at 450 Townsend!

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Hello,

My name is Dewayne Jasper, and I am really interested for guest post in your blog, I am a writer and wrote for motorcycle related stuff, if you can assist me in any way so kindly let me know.

My Email address is [email protected]

Hope for good and waiting for your kind response.

Hi Daniel,

How are you? I hope you are doing well. I am the CEO of Outroop, which is my new venture, created to help consumers and businesses find independent local service providers more easily. Outroop also promotes a competitive pricing environment to help the consumer.

Outroop gives consumers and businesses the ability to control everyday work and repairs from the comfort of their own home or office. It makes it easy for consumers and businesses to have independent local service providers bid on work to get the best price and quality. Outroop’s mission is to help people have the ability to get more work and get the work done.

Our Story

Via Quartz (one of my favorite new reads!):

If you knew you were going out on a certain holiday night, you could bid for a future Uber ride—a FUber, if you will—based on a given hypothetical distance and surge factor, to guarantee yourself a spot in a car that evening.

Hey there,

Been out of the mobile loop for a very long time - still using a flip phone! Anyway what carrier is the best for getting Unlimited 4G data on a laptop (if there is such a thing)? I am looking at Sprint as they have Unlimited Data and maybe there's a way to tweak that into a laptop connection (as that plan only has 5GB of Mobile Hotspot). Are there any other options besides the big carriers? I took a look at Republic Wireless but it seems like a gamble given the high base prices of the phones. Thanks!

Hi Daniel,

I'm a reporter at the Washington City Paper, and I'm writing a story on D.C. tech companies that have left town while trying to expand. I'd love to speak with you about your experience with Socialize. If you have a few minutes to spare this week, please email me at awiener(at)washingtoncitypaper(dot)com, and we'll find a time to talk on the phone.

Thanks!

Aaron

Trello is a super lightweight agile project management tool. The great thing about Trello is that it makes it easy to see what's important, and where it is in a workflow. I've known about Trello for a while but have never tried using it -- until now.

But there are some quirks and limitations as well. Does anyone know workarounds to these?

How Trello Works: "Cards" are individual items. You can move cards up & down in a stack, and left and right. Higher in the stack = more important in that column. Columns are configurable by the creator of the project but generally cards will move left to right as they are worked on.

Notifications issue:

Labels issue: Labels can be customized and can be applied to cards. You can then filter by labels. But you can't create a custom view or a URL of all cards with a certain label. This is also a limitation of Trello.