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Kickstarter shouldn't be considered anything more than a donation, with the possibility of getting something at the end. The model has flourished because of the
by nahcub 13y ago
Kickstarter shouldn't be considered anything more than a donation, with the possibility of getting something at the end. The model has flourished because of the simplicity of it, and involving contractual agreements in the sponsoring process would simply complicate it and scare away potential donors. One should support Kickstarter projects because they want to see a project flourish, and the rewards should be an afterthought.
- GhotiFish 13y agowhile I agree with that, I can't help but feel if you're getting public money, your product should be public, and oh so many of them are not. Sometimes the upshot of donating to a kicstarter project, is that the public can later buy it. yay?