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When I did a Kickstarter for a client they didn't allow renderings, yet a week after a bigger brand did exactly that, used only renderings. The "rules" are very
by tmikaeld 9y ago
When I did a Kickstarter for a client they didn't allow renderings, yet a week after a bigger brand did exactly that, used only renderings. The "rules" are very loose on KS and the projects that I've backed that failed (7 of them totalling 2000$) where all recommended by KS staff.
- jacquesm 9y agoHave any that you backed succeeded?
- tmikaeld 9y agoOf course, many, about 10 of them. The most prominent being Oculus Rift and RigidBot (Though RigidBot wen't bankrupt due to severely underestimating shipment costs)
- maxerickson 9y agoYeah, they basically disclaim any responsibility for ensuring the projects get done. But the TOS are trying to establish that you have a contract with the project and thus should have some recourse to get your pledge back if they fail to deliver. As above, that doesn't work all that well for small sums, but I think it doesn't encourage a free for all either.