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Kickstarter’s new rules keep developers honest
If you’re getting ready to launch a Kickstarter campaign to fund your next game (and if our inbox is any indication, that’s most of you), prepare yourself to be a little more open with your project’s risks than before. Kickstarter made two surprise updates to its policies on Thursday aimed at making creators more accountable for a project’s success, and at reinforcing that Kickstarter is a crowdfunding platform, and not a store. The first is …
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