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I saw it on its way to being locked anyway.

I wouldn't put money into such a thing anyway. Harrys points were valid and made sense. Why put into "something", just to spend buying said "something" in the end.

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I thought the discussion was quite interesting, and was sorry to see it gone.

There is a way to "crowdfund" a new kit release that's entirely fair, you know.

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I believe I was the last post before it dissapeared, I made two posts; first posts had some explanation of three kinds of crowdfunding, but was quoted from a website (with source for more deeper material)

My second post was my opinion on what would've been the best option IMHO; Debt-crowdfunding, but not in that form. With debt funding one invest money to receive money.
What would work in my opinion is money for kit, that makes crowdfunding basically a pre-paid modelkit for the consumer and a short-term loan for the manufacturer.

The way to get in is to buy 'bricks', every brick would be let's say, 25 dollar, for every brick will be a modelkit in return, where one can purchase as many bricks as one would like.
The manufacturer sets a target and as soon as the targets hits, he starts the process. If the target doesn't work, the consumers get their money back.
A very low risk situation for everybody involved.
 

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I got a note from Casey... he deleted the topic. He explained why. I sort of disagree with his reasoning, but at least now I know why it disappeared.

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