Kickstarter insanity

I can't draw/don't have a scam idea that they won't be able to track the expenses on.

>>1091987
damn good for them, rip off and cash out using somebody elses design

god I love some good old fashioned capitalism

>>1091987
Because I don't know how to get started.

Seems like you'd need a lot invested(ie being a huge website such as them) in order to get that much money.

Might try something smaller tho

>>1091993
>damn good for them, rip off and cash out using somebody elses design

I'd say. Although, considering they'll get 7 figure funding for a goddamn card game, they might as well put like $20k into making it as great as possible.

>>1091996

Yeah, that's the trick. But still, it makes you think why other people who own big websites aren't cashing out the same way. Lack of ideas?

>>1091997
I mean cards against humanity is now pushing closer to 9 figures on their meme game, those cartoon guys will probably make 8 figures if they can market it right and get it distributed

>>1091987
The Oatmeal made considerably more for their card game. It broke records.

>>1091987
Are you seriously gonna ignore the fact that this comic has been around for over a decade and has had a large following?

Make another thread and just tell people to "just be successful"

>>1092003

I know, I'm one of the following.

But it's still ridiculous how eager people are to fund something so trivial, especially after the $10k goal has long been surpassed.

>>1092012
kickstarter is only about "funding" in name, it actually functions and teases itself as a pre-order service

>>1092014
That's exactly it. But the funding works like a good moral etiquette that helps people deciding for pruchasing garbage they don't need. After all they "support" something.

Crowdfunding is awesome though, it's interesting to see how much money people will spendi f you just give them the opportunity to.