The kickstarter wall is going to be moved!
I know.
I know.
You will be ok.
It hasn’t been updated in two years people.
Please let me know any additional kickstarter campaigns (or other crowd sourcing) that have originated at Makerspace. I’m going to work on some potential graphics - anyone else is welcome to help with this. I have taken pictures of the wall to make sure we have some documentation before vinyl is removed.
The guy doing the Orbii ball had an indiegogo campaign that met its goal.
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This one? Awesome!
Its not maintained by me, I don’t care what anyone tells you. If someone has a successful kickstarter they can post it on the wall
The only thing people tell me about you is from my son and it’s all praise about how cool you are as a living rollie pollie. Never thought it was under your wing. I
'm just trying to gain more display area while updating something at the space in a better place.
This picture makes me smile
Yes that one.
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Kickstarter, etc would be great for lobby. Advertise our successes when you walk-in.
Maybe dedicated monitor showing the successes, the products and the Makers. Just a thought.
It should also not be named the kickstarter wall since we can include Indiegogo and other crowdfunding projects. I think DMS Crowdsourced Projects or something would be better.
Well, “Kickstarter Kill Count” has nice alliteration to it that’s kind of poetic. Then again, “Crowdfunding Kill Count” does too I guess, but not quite as awesome because now it’s Cr-Ki rather than Ki-Ki. And yeah, I suppose Pearce gets responsibility for the wall because he’s Mr. Vinyl Cutter Guy who did all that work originally. 
Not sure how many of us Kickstarter Killers would be able to post it up on our own!
How about: Crowdfunding Corral of Courage.
The “A Fool and their money is soon parted wall?”
Shhh…they’re changing the world. One cardboard table at a time.
