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Keeping Track of Kickstarters

Started by crkrueger, July 30, 2012, 01:45:48 PM

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crkrueger

The proliferation of crowdfunding via Kickstarter and IndieGoGo has led to a lot of RPGs being released through methods other then traditional channels or DTRPG.  As a result it's getting harder to keep track of everything being released as an author that needs to use crowdfunding doesn't have a lot of advertising money.

How do you guys keep track of crowdfunding projects?  Every Kickstarter project has it's own RSS feed, however, that is for project updates, there is no "timer" RSS feed.

Maybe we can keep a stickied forum thread where people can keep us apprised via reminders.

This seems like a perfect Chrome or Firefox plug-in waiting to happen, Crowdfunding Timer.
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http://rpgkickstarters.tumblr.com/ - but it's based on submissions.

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crkrueger

Quote from: trechriron;566499http://rpgkickstarters.tumblr.com/ - but it's based on submissions.

Holy crap, that's a lot of crowdfunding!  Great link, thanks.
Even the the "cutting edge" storygamers for all their talk of narrative, plot, and drama are fucking obsessed with the god damned rules they use. - Estar

Yes, Sean Connery\'s thumb does indeed do megadamage. - Spinachcat

Isuldur is a badass because he stopped Sauron with a broken sword, but Iluvatar is the badass because he stopped Sauron with a hobbit. -Malleus Arianorum

"Tangency Edition" D&D would have no classes or races, but 17 genders to choose from. -TristramEvans

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Quote from: trechriron;566499RPG.net has a meta-thread but it's a mess.

It's fine if you're keeping up with it, but I wouldn't suggest reading it from the beginning. Start at the end and work your way backward a little. Then subscribe to the thread and get email updates. Bam.
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Quote from: trechriron;566499RPG.net has a meta-thread but it's a mess.

Mess is debatable, but I think it's the most complete list I've seen anywhere so far.

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