I synced my Google Calendar with Doit. Then I un-syced it because to many events were added to my Doit account, which made Doit unusable. Once unsynced to Google I was able to delete all my google calendar entries by deleting everything from my account by using a filter that searched without any filters so it would select all data, then I deleted all data. This was a problem but I solved it. Now there is another problem. The events that were synced to Google Calendar were affected by the transfer. Two things happened.
1) My events on my Google Calendar have all shifted one hour ahead, and it has caused me to miss a Dr's appointment. Not the end of the world, but that is what showed me it was messed up. I looked at Google Calendars Settings and it is still in the correct time zone. I live in Madison Wisconsin, and there has never been a problem with my Google Calendar's Daylight Savings in the past either. I have been using Google Calendar since it was made availible for public use.
2) To fix this problem I now have to move every event I have created in my entire Google Calendar (other peoples events that I have no control over are all showing correct dates and times). This is of course a major problem, it involves a lot of "manual labor" going through every single event I have created in my Google Calendar. But this is not even the worst of it. I have several events that in Google Calendar were created with a "repeating" characteristic. Many of these "repeating" events. All of these repeating events can usually be adjusted just like regular events. The process is that you select the event, make the change, and it asks if you want to change every event or just this one instance. You choose to change "all events" and all events change. Many of these events have an infinite timeline. They repeat every week forever. Now here is the problem. This "repeating" characteristic has been removed from these events. Now they are all separate events. This means all the once repeating events are single events and thus need to be changed seperately. This is an impossible task manually. Somehow Doit has changed my Google Calendar's "repeating" events into single "non-repeating" events and thus they cannot be edited or deleted as a group, they all need to be edited separately, which is impossible.

Question:
A) Is there any way to fix this that you know of?
B) Is there any way I can be reimbursed for this enormous problem I now am faced with here?

I love the app you have created. It will be used by me all day every day into the forseeable future, because it is so useful. I think it just needs some tweaks as time goes on, and I will try to keep you updated as I learn more. It is already helping me enormously.

Sincerely,

Gus