Why not make it an even lower price and get the attention of Dealnews.com:
"Dev tool that allows even beginners to create desktop and mobile apps--with a
$ Kickstarter pledge, normally (if it fails to fund, you still get the
app)."
Peter
On Feb 11, 2013, at 7:59 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
Maybe for me or you, but most people won't be contributing, they will just be
using the tool. Some number of them will not want to pledge £640 to then
possibly get the commercial license, but they might pledge £150 to definitely
get the commercial license.
Any new commercial license holders are
Why would it need to be an instant reward? After reading a couple of Mark's
blogs though I think just getting the concentrated effort on refactoring and
adding extensibility to the engine will be enough reward. Once done then so
many more things will become possible with LiveCode. Not to mention
Right after sending I saw a flaw in my idea, if the £150 deal was part of a
reward. It would need to be an instant reward, not a project success one, if
that is allowed under Kickstarter rules.
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I saw this page, and item 5 in particular:
http://www.gamesbrief.com/2012/07/kickstarter-after-the-kick-but-before-the-start/
It gave me an idea. What if you gave everyone who pledged £150 or more a year
of commercial license? I mean the current one, not the one that would be there
if the proje
