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Wouldn't you think of this as slightly contrary to the purpose of backing a Kickstarter project? What I mean is, say the project had been set at 300k and pytho
by esmevane 14y ago
Wouldn't you think of this as slightly contrary to the purpose of backing a Kickstarter project?
What I mean is, say the project had been set at 300k and python was one of the base supported languages. That would actually be no different than it is now, except that now the software itself is already guaranteed(1).
Also, the python inclusion is certainly on the roadmap if it's mentioned before the project has been funded, right? So if you back it, then you're still probably backing a(n eventually) python-speaking platform.
1 - [Edit]: Well, "guaranteed", no. Funded, yes.
- levesque 14y agoWhen backing a kickstarter, I pay for what is advertised and described. If they make the hard deadline, they will do it. If not, I'll get my money back. There is no such guarantee for Python support. I fund them, maybe I'll get Python support.