Yep, I can confirm that from personal experience. And the donation rates
are almost directly tied to how much promo is done on the project each day.
The graphs are a great resource. Their linear regression shows a total of
around $200k being raised at the current rate.
I see there's way to embe
I took a look at some graphs of successful kickstarter campaigns on
http://canhekick.it/, and it appears that a good percentage of them start
strong, lose steam in the middle, then pick up once again toward the end.
At the very least, the pledge rate seems to vary quite a bit as the
campaigns progr
It appears to be a general statement, taken over all their projects as an
entirety.
Indeed, 20% on day 28 would not be cause for optimism. We are on day 8.
Long way to go yet. Much to do.
Onwards and upwards!
Regards,
Heather
On 7 Feb 2013, at 17:09, Colin Holgate wrote:
> Does that statem
Does that statement relate to a particular stage in the project? I mean, if the
project is at 20% an hour before the end, it probably won't reach 100%.
On Feb 7, 2013, at 11:37 AM, Heather Laine wrote:
> >Of the projects that have reached 20% of their funding goal, 82% were
> >successfully fu
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What happens if, at the end of February, the Kickstart fund has not
reached its target?
Does that mean that all the hype, thought and advertising about an O-S
Livecode variant
goes down the toilet?
Or are we to expect an extension of the date at which the target should
be fulfilled?
Richmo
