Il giorno ven, 04/05/2012 alle 10.37 +0200, Luca Dionisi ha scritto: > I still have to choose the funding platform (kickstarter.com, > fundageek.com, ipledg.com, eppela.com, ...) and make all the steps for > the presentation of the project. Anyway in the meantime, I wanted to > test the waters on this community and with some contacts of mine. > Soooo, what do you think? > > Luca Dionisi
AFAIK kickstarter requires a USA bank account, and AFAIK you don't have one :P Anyway, I'm totally in for some pledging (probably I'd go with 15€), but there's one major issue we have to solve: there are people out there that heard about Netsukuku something like 5 years ago (unless I'm mistaken, the project is quite old); they were interested and they could be potential pledgers. But the project went silent for quite a long time, after it was publicized it a lot. Now, from a pledge prospective: how can I be sure about the project not disappearing again even if there's some money poured in? Think about what Duke Nukem Forever did for a quick example of this problem ;) You have to convince those people that the project is not dead, that the project is not in a development mess that will take 5 more years to untangle. Netsukuku has been marked as vaporware by many of my tech-savvy friends. We have to find a way to convince them that the project still has a future, or even a crowd founding won't be successful. _______________________________________________ Netsukuku mailing list [email protected] http://lists.dyne.org/mailman/listinfo/netsukuku
