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Your "Crowd Funded Games" questions are:
Q1: Do you back crowd funded games? How many games do you tend to "kickstart" a year? #BoardGameHour
Q2: What are the main upsides to you as a consumer when crowdfunding a game? #BoardGameHour
Q3: What are the pros / cons for a publisher when it comes to crowdfunding? #BoardGameHour
Q4: What are the main downsides to you as a consumer when crowdfunding a game? #BoardGameHour
Q5: Do you have any crowdfunding regrets? Games you backed? Games you didn't back? #BoardGameHour
Q6: Big question (10 mins), is crowdfunding good for the industry or likely to damage the board gaming? #BoardGameHour
Q7: What are the top 3 games to come from crowdfunding? How do they rank on Board Game Geek? #BoardGameHour
Q8: What type of games (theme, mech, feel, style) do you tend to back on kickstarter? #BoardGameHour
Q9: What will draw you to a one crowd funded game over another? #BoardGameHour
Q10: What will turn you off a crowdfunding campaign? #BoardGameHour
So the big question is how does #boardgamehour work?
It's simple, to join in all you need to do is add the #boardgamehour hash-tag to your tweets, during the hour. To see what everyone else is saying just search for #boardgamehour!
Making #boardgamehour easier!
To make this live Twitter discussion easier, I have made a room on Nurph.com which we can all use. All you have to do is make sure you are logged into Twitter then go to http://nurph.com/BoardGameHour/chats and log in, using your Twitter account. You don't have to use this, everything will be the same as normal, but if you do us Nurph, it acts like a chat room for twitter and add the Hashtag automatically :0)
For one hour every week, it's time to talk nothing but board games. #boardgamehour happens across the western world Every Monday - start times are:
2pm (Eastern time)As long as you have a twitter account, mine is @boardgamehour for instance, you can be part of this rapidly growing movement.
7pm (UK)
See you on Twitter (using the hashtag #BoardGameHour) of Nurph (http://nurph.com/BoardGameHour) at 7pm BST, 2pm EDT
I suspect this is going to be a 'fraught' conversation.
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