Kickstarter Policy Changes [Sep 21, 2012, 10:07 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
There's a new update on the Kickstarter Blog titled "Kickstarter Is Not a Store," which follows that hopefully obvious point by outlining some policy changes intended to make this distinction more apparent when viewing listings on the fundraising site (thanks nin). This includes the requirement that projects list "risks and challenges" they face and that hardware projects cease using simulations and renderings. Of these changes, they say: "We hope these updates reinforce that Kickstarter isn't a traditional retail experience and underline the uniqueness of Kickstarter."
ELITE wrote on Sep 21, 2012, 15:40:
I stopped supporting kickstarter when the let penny arcade abuse it.
How was it abused? Penny Arcade was completely above-board on what people were buying. Nobody was deceived into believing they were getting something else.
Whether you believe something like that BELONGS on Kickstarter is a different argument. If you don't believe it should be on there, don't fund it.
I'm somewhat in the middle on whether it belonged or not, I just wish the PA guys had chosen to support Kick it Forward. (which, btw, almost nobody supports...)
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