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Ah, that explains why the Kickstarter page looked so..., well, sloppy. (No offence.) It seems as if one requires an entire marketing department to start a "prop
by infogulch 13y ago
Ah, that explains why the Kickstarter page looked so..., well, sloppy. (No offence.) It seems as if one requires an entire marketing department to start a "proper" kickstarter these days.
- nadirkazan 13y agoThis was done mostly to attract attention and publicity. Our team at Boost accelerator is fundraising 500k.