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Now they got backed, I don't see the reason why would they not make the keyboard. But if their business partners are getting paid is another story.
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Now they got backed, I don't see the reason why would they not make the keyboard. But if their business partners are getting paid is another story.
- ZenoArrow 13y agoThe fundraising period hasn't ended yet, at the time of writing this there's 12 hours to go, and judging by the Kickstarter comments people who have already backed the project are starting to reduce/remove their backing. I wonder if this is the first time there's a chance a project that reaches its target on Kickstarter ends up under the target by the end?
- interstitial 13y agoA kickstarter project cannot go under funding goal in the last 24 hours if it has already reached its goal. You can back out if you contribution doesn't bring the project below goal. Part of the anti-trolling rules.
- masklinn 13y ago> You can back out if you contribution doesn't bring the project below goal. Part of the anti-trolling rules. What about reducing the contribution?
- ZenoArrow 13y agoThat's interesting, did not know that. However, from what I've read it seems you are entitled to a refund on your backing at any time, so even if technically the funding goal is reached the real funds may be a different amount.
- iand 13y agoPeople aren't backing out, they are reducing their pledge. Do same anti-trolling measures deal with that?
- _delirium 13y agoAlso not allowed. From the ToS (https://www.kickstarter.com/terms-of-use https://www.kickstarter.com/terms-of-use): Backers may increase, decrease, or cancel their pledge at any time during the fundraising campaign, except that they may not cancel or reduce their pledge if the campaign is in its final 24 hours and the cancellation or reduction would drop the campaign below its goal.
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