Wednesday, 11 April 2012 16:57
Regarding the Kickstarter drive for the Parecomic book - its gone well so far, support in words of encouragement and interest has been very high - but the actual money in has only been moderate, around 60% of the goal so far.The problem is that if we don't make the FULL target amount in the time limit then we get nothing at all, zero (that is kickstarter's rule) .
So, with only 12 days left on the books funding drive, would anyone who wants to support this comic book about Michael Albert and parecon ideas please make a pledge before April 23rd.
Make a pledge for this project now.
Pledging to put money in actually takes out nothing from your account at that point - it does not come out until after the time limit of the kickstarter drive is up and only if the full goal is reached.



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