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That's quite the sweeping dismissal of Kickstarter.

• logicallee 13y ago
  The level of work to do a successful Kickstarter is way in excess of "before you even start coding it." I can't imagine anyone who could do a successful kickstarter on a project that hasn't even begun (not even a line of code).
• awj 13y ago
  ...I'd like to see this mysterious Kickstarter page that has had basically no work done in advance.
  • MattGrommes 13y ago
    You should probably revise that to 'successful Kickstarter page'. I've seen plenty of doomed Kickstarters that clearly had very little to no work done ahead of time. Which kind of shows the previous point. If you want to see lots of doomed Kickstarter campaigns, look at the local listings for your town. I live in San Diego and even for a big city there are tons of campaigns that maybe earn 1% of their goal and look thrown together with little planning.