BLLLAAAAAAALIRRRRRRRRRR.

Thanks! It seems to be working for me, but maybe I need to delay it a bit longer.

I was worried about this as well! Funny thing is, when I did play tests with people who knew each other well...they actually started lying about their true feelings in order to trick the other players into guessing wrong.

Thanks Nicole. I've got most of the game mechanics built out and am now finalizing on a printer.

I added a temporary video in per the suggestion of a few of you guys. It will be a placeholder until I reshoot something a bit more polished. Thanks again!

Thanks Chris. I think you're right about this. The video is way more clear and I need to re-edit it to be timeless and not reference the KS campaign.

Yep, I think when people are introduced to a new product they're just used to clicking on a video and having everything explained to them in 2-3 minutes. The video on the KS page looks great, as I said...

Thanks for this. I just completed my Kickstarter and the product is in print. I'm going to add a video to the home page once I have the physical product ready. Here's the old video. Does that help clarify a bit? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/LenKendall/cartegram-fi...

That's fair, but in my eyes every bootstrap site looks the same too. I think the photography is the key to standing out.

Any time you use someone else's framework you're going to look the same. Photography will make you a bettter, or worse, version of the same thing but you'll still look the same. Which is why my web dev company would never consider using such things.

I would love feedback on the copy.

On the site? It looks good. You might consider adding an option to share the site via social at the bottom. It might drive more traffic to the site.

Also- icantthinkofone is right. You probably want a game info page with screenshots, video or a guide, you know.

Not sure how I forgot this. #Facepalm

You get distracted lining up <div> tags. :)

We should talk William. I run CentUp.org and we use standard currency versus something like Butcoin. Half the battle is having people be able to pay you easily (BTC is not an easy option for the average consumer) and the other half is incentivizing your audience to give you donations. I'm Len at CentUp dot org if you want to chat.

I'll be in touch. I'm open to anything at this point. This whole bitcoin donation thing was a great experiment and I would really like to pay for the site without any ads. I hate ads.