It's completely understandable why people want to see revenue.  They want to see the math on why Loop is a company whose stock they should buy.  These people have been saying this and asking for the money since the shares were at a dime per share, a quarter per share, a dollar per share, and still now - a toonie per share. 

What they're asking for is smart, don't get me wrong - it decreases the level of risk in their investment, so it's understandable to ask - but these people (and there are a lot of them) are spending too much time concerned about one aspect of the company while they should be digging deeper to gain a better understanding of how building a strong base now will contribute to the future success of the company.

Like Rob said in the most recent Agoracom interview:

"We're building a puzzle, and it takes longer sometimes than you hope for, but we're just starting"

Rob has also stated to me previously in a phone-call (he speaks openly and frequently to shareholders when he can - not many CEOs are this involved with their investors) that they have never missed a filing, either.  So unlike the "dollar store at the mall", where they count the money in their registers at the end of every shift - the company does not need to provide their shareholders with daily or weekly reports on revenue. 

Back to why most of us long holders aren't worried about revenue...

These partnerships that we are seeing weekly are not "fluff", they are not "unimportant".  Big or small, they're all puzzle pieces that are falling into place while the vision of the company comes to fruition.
 
Even Michelangelo's David used to be just a block of marble.  If you can look past the numbers to the finished product, and you'll see what it is we longs do.  If you can't - well, sell your shares. 

We will buy them from you.