If you'd like - we have a $q decorator in our code base that adds `.timeout` to promises and allows you to cancel them if the timeout expires (just like in Blue

If you'd like - we have a $q decorator in our code base that adds `.timeout` to promises and allows you to cancel them if the timeout expires (just like in Bluebird, from before we used Bluebird with Angular). Let me know if that's interesting to you and I'll put it on GH.