"In the case of Oculus, where you weren’t even promised equity, you simply revealed yourself as clueless naifs." This article has a fundamental misunderstandin

"In the case of Oculus, where you weren’t even promised equity, you simply revealed yourself as clueless naifs." This article has a fundamental misunderstanding of why people contribute to kickstarters. I think most people's motivation is closer to charity than it is to investing and I think people understand that difference. Ironically, the author implies he knows what is best and needs to protect the "sheep" from this "scam", yet he obviously doesn't have an even basic understanding of why people contribute to kickstarter.