Indiegogo started making a lot of money due to that differentiation, because you could sell many items on Indiegogo. My understanding is that the Kickstarter p

Indiegogo started making a lot of money due to that differentiation, because you could sell many items on Indiegogo. My understanding is that the Kickstarter policy came in BECAUSE of the original Pebble selling packs of several devices. It's ironic that the policy was reversed and the same company is using that same "multiple products" trick to make a new record on the platform. Ultimately it DOES change the Kickstarter brand. New projects use "Kickstarter" in their press releases and they're set to the same bar of selling millions of items. I feel like the whole concept of "a kickstarter" is no longer what it used to mean. They should have stuck with the "Kickstarter is not a store" policy.