I realize it's hip to bash on Kickstarter, but in my experience it works out well all the time. I've backed 28 funded projects: of those only one is currently p

I realize it's hip to bash on Kickstarter, but in my experience it works out well all the time. I've backed 28 funded projects: of those only one is currently past their delivery date (the Almond+) and they've been very good about updates. Other projects have also been late, sometimes by six months, but they all get delivered. I tend to think of Kickstarter schedules like I think of software developer schedules: double it and add 3. Planning is hard, and for a lot of the creators it there first attempt at a large project.