Those are my feelings exactly. I like the idea of the critical amount. I love
the idea of perks or what have you. The part that interests me is, for
instance, I have an idea and I put it up for lets say $500 critical and I get
the promise of $100 by campaign end, a few things happen, One: I know
Good work! I really like the idea of delivering what the community needs to get
their apps implemented. Some way for any LC user to propose an idea and pledge
funds and others to edit the idea and pledge too and then some way for someone
to take on the project.
I'll try to set something up
Good work! I really like the idea of delivering what the community needs to get
their apps implemented. Some way for any LC user to propose an idea and pledge
funds and others to edit the idea and pledge too and then some way for someone
to take on the project.
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Monte Goulding
On 30/06/2012,
>> I think it's time we started discussing a Kickstarter.livecode
program of some sort.
I've thought about this but I can't use the actual kick starter site because
it's US only.
Howdy,
I agree! I used similar methods when funding FieldTrip and am extremely
grateful for (and busy coding fo
I've thought about this but I can't use the actual kick starter site because
it's US only. In the end it's fairly easy to understand that if you buy a
product the developer will have more resources to put into product development
and maintenance.
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Monte Goulding
On 30/06/2012, at 1:33 AM, Th
On 6/29/12 5:33 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I think it's time we started discussing a Kickstarter.livecode program of some
sort. Being at the conference really drove home a need for a system like this
for livecoders from livecoders. Please take a look at kickstarter on the web
and see what y
