Kickstopper

You can read about Robohand here.

Pants are not a project.

Hands down, my 100 percent fave.

Here it is!

IT WASN'T SEXY. YOU GUYS, YOUNG WOMEN HAVING TOO MUCH FUN WASN'T SEXY TO THIS MAN.

So now, he is telling young women how to not get raped! Yaaaaayyyyyyy!

That is, if he doesn't slice it off on that edge first.

So I took a break. But look. Look at this thing. It's a box. You don't get anything in the box. You just get the box. Because sitting in a box (by the way, we don't even know if that is what the finished box looks like) is somehow better than being on a couch in a non-stuffy room.

Just be honest and call it a porn-box.

Interestingly, Kickstarter has also updated its Discover page. There is now no easy way to find all of the most recently launched campaigns. Feeling a bit embarrassed, Kickstarter?

I love the Indiegogo campaigns where they forget to remove the dummy copy. Derp.

This is where Kickstarter is headed.

If she was going to sell some of the clothes she was making, that would be one thing... but no. What you get as a reward is a photo of the sewing machine. Then maybe some photos of some random kid.

This is the very definition of "fund my life". It's getting ridiculous.

As an aside, pre-QA removal, Kickstarter boasted a 44 per cent success rate. Here's its current stats page. 

It claims 168,164 launched projects, and 67,379 successful projects as of today. That's around 40 per cent. Quite a drop in just two months, Kickstarter. Funnily, Kickstarter is saying it's 42 per cent. Something isn't adding up.