I agree with your disagreement :-). As a backer (and a customer), I prefer the clear picture of the events. They have been sending messages about their difficul

I agree with your disagreement :-). As a backer (and a customer), I prefer the clear picture of the events. They have been sending messages about their difficulties which I find informative and useful. Backing a project is riskier (and should be riskier) than just buying an already financed and ready product. There have been more unfortunate kickstarter projects that could not deliver (like a measurement tool from senic). I don’t mind their honesty either and also think I learned something from their struggle. All the best to their future initiatives. Isn’t that what kickstarter is for?