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I'm not upset that higher pledge tiers don't include the rewards of previous tiers. This is not always cost effective, especially when you factor in T-shirt pro
by collypops 14y ago
I'm not upset that higher pledge tiers don't include the rewards of previous tiers. This is not always cost effective, especially when you factor in T-shirt production and whatnot. I do believe however that the higher levels should give more value to the backer, where value can be reasonable calculated. Specifically, I take issue with the higher of these two tiers:
> PLEDGE $1,000 OR MORE - 10 licenses of Light Table and acknowledgement as a backer of the project.
> PLEDGE $5,000 OR MORE - 25 licenses of Light Table and acknowledgement as a sponsor of the project.
How can a pledging 5x the amount of the previous tier give you only 2.5x the value?
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- daniel_solano 14y agoYou get to be a 'sponsor'. That's obviously twice as good as a 'backer'. Honestly, I have no idea. In the end, these levels are primarily oriented at companies or other groups (education?), not individuals. What's one person going to do with 25 licenses?
- Scriptor 14y agoWell, you get your logo on the home page for a year, which could be very good advertising if the project becomes big. However, I have no clue how much the advertising would actually be valued for a typical company.