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nicholas 🧨
@nicholas
Crowdfund donors: Do you appreciate receiving refunds when a @crowdfund fails to meet funding target? Are you more willing to toss a donation in because you know you’ll be refunded if it fails?
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Rch
@rch
most of the crowdfunds I have been for some kind of support in which case I would rather have the recipient get my donation. If it is more for a product dev or event etc. a kickstarter kind of thing then maybe would prefer the refund approach where a partial raise doesn’t help
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HankMoody
@hankmoody
If it's a donation, the donation may not be completed. But the person still needs the money and support. On the other hand, if it's for a ticket to an event or for an event that already happened while the 14-day wait was in progress, it doesn't make sense, and a refund is the best option.
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Mark Coull🎩🔵
@astromarkc
Out of the 40 ppl who donated to me, only 2 forwarded the donation to me. There’s you’re answer.
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Ife
@ifeoluwafavour
When I give, I don't usually expect it back because I already made up my mind to give. I think the person should have it even if they failed to hit their target.
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Fabulous
@consciousessay
After donating I think it’s best to just forget it… don’t bother donating if you want it back. It’s like gifting and then taking it back. Can I use this avenue to promote my crowdfund for my farcaster pro 🥹🥹
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Mikado
@mikadoe.eth
No. The refund is a weird feature imo.
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Tuesdays
@tuesdays
As soon as it is sent, I no longer am attacked to that money. I wouldn't have sent it otherwise. Would rather them get partial funds.
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Jorge
@jorges
Curious about this - I think the @tokenworks model @rhynotic came up with is the perfect balance
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