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the problem with this model, is that there's no value return for the people "funding". a true investment delivers some sort of equity stake in return for inves
by ram1024 18y ago
the problem with this model, is that there's no value return for the people "funding".
a true investment delivers some sort of equity stake in return for investment. if say, you bought a fundware game, and got the next game free, that would be a valid fundware type argument.
here's how that would work. I need money to fund my endeavor, i release something with a slight entertainment value for more than its worth, with the guarantee that anyone who purchases it will get the product i'm developing with the money for free. sales happen and i reach the level of funding i need for the second product, i stop sales on initial product (make it free) and sell second product and let people who have "invested" receive their copies free of charge.