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Look at kickstarter for hugely overfunded projects. I think of the typical "If we get 50,000 US$ we build you a 3D printer for 400 US$". And then, some time lat
by archi42 8y ago
Look at kickstarter for hugely overfunded projects. I think of the typical "If we get 50,000 US$ we build you a 3D printer for 400 US$". And then, some time later: "whoops, we burned through the 10,000,000US$ we made on KickStarter and can't deliver".
(btw, a little bit OT: I always wonder why people don't cap their projects to avoid scaling from a few 100 units (or whatever is managable by packaging the stuff at home for a week or two) to the 10,000s (for which you'll want some more advanced logistics); I can always run a second campaign after I delivered a great, first iteration of the product...)