Red Celery Games
Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 5:01 pm
Dear All,
We have seen some helpful advice and made initial contact already with James, so wanted to contact this forum directly with a copy of our first message - learning to start a project.
We have added a poll survey to this post, and I would appreciate any comments on that, and our project, if that is possible. If this one doesn't work then we need to understand how to make the next one work better! Very grateful you have taken the time to read this and hope we havent offended by making direct contact.
Our story is simple, we want to engage and learn from others who have done this all before.
Some spare time, creative imagination and a crowd funding site! I have backed four projects so far and I can see how philanthropy becomes addictive! Helping someone else start a project because it excites or you have an affinity towards the topic or personal connection is a very satisfying feeling. As easy as ebay or receiving email, I have shared with my linked in contacts that If they want to add a new hobby to your first time ever list seek out a crowd funding site.
Having backed other projects, trying one myself seemed the next fun step! http://lnkd.in/Hunxw9
Like everyone else we want more people to be aware of our project kickstarter PROTEST! but don't want to sound like spammers.
Barry and Ben
We have seen some helpful advice and made initial contact already with James, so wanted to contact this forum directly with a copy of our first message - learning to start a project.
We have added a poll survey to this post, and I would appreciate any comments on that, and our project, if that is possible. If this one doesn't work then we need to understand how to make the next one work better! Very grateful you have taken the time to read this and hope we havent offended by making direct contact.
Our story is simple, we want to engage and learn from others who have done this all before.
Some spare time, creative imagination and a crowd funding site! I have backed four projects so far and I can see how philanthropy becomes addictive! Helping someone else start a project because it excites or you have an affinity towards the topic or personal connection is a very satisfying feeling. As easy as ebay or receiving email, I have shared with my linked in contacts that If they want to add a new hobby to your first time ever list seek out a crowd funding site.
Having backed other projects, trying one myself seemed the next fun step! http://lnkd.in/Hunxw9
Like everyone else we want more people to be aware of our project kickstarter PROTEST! but don't want to sound like spammers.
Barry and Ben
