The fact that people equate a KickStarter backing to a product order is ridiculous. When you back a project on KickStarter, you are taking a risk on a team, an

The fact that people equate a KickStarter backing to a product order is ridiculous. When you back a project on KickStarter, you are taking a risk on a team, and you can't go in with the expectation that all will go according to plan. If you don;t have the appetite for risk, wait for the post-kickstarter retail launch.