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Why you can't drop 20-50 bucks to get a poster as a reward in this campaign is beyond me. It seems like such an obvious incentive.
by xanderstrike 12y ago
Why you can't drop 20-50 bucks to get a poster as a reward in this campaign is beyond me. It seems like such an obvious incentive.
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- georgemcbay 12y agoYeah the entire reward structure seem kind of nonsensical to me, basically a single person has to donate the entire cost behind an imaging, even if the result is a CC-licensed image; and then you have the upper-tier where someone can own the copyright over an image; ignoring the fact that if someone pays for that for some chip on the list and someone else pays for the CC-image of the same chip the image you own copyright to will be essentially the same as the one that is placed into the CC, even if he goes through the entire imaging process multiple times (which seems like a waste of time, but would technically skirt the licensing clash produced). Would make a lot more sense, IMO, if it went with a more pooled approach where smaller donations got, as you mentioned, a poster, perhaps with tiers based on presentation (just a poster in a tube, framed poster for more money, etc), dropping things all the way down to say $1-5 to get just a high-res image suitable to use as a desktop background (I realize that anything released under the CC from this could be used this way anyway (and you can donate less than $75); but the point is making an option for people who would like to throw a few bucks his way because the project is cool, but aren't interested in dropping $75-400 on it, but would also like to feel like they are getting "something" out of it, even if just a digital image.