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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GM Lent" data-source="post: 7009875" data-attributes="member: 6798775">I love Kickstarter for exactly this reason. My only real complaint is that it's too easy to back something and then regret doing so after it's too late - but that's a me problem, not a Kickstarter problem.I have at this point backed 11 (successful) Kickstarter campaigns, though two of them ended up never being completely fulfilled (in both cases a promised adventure just vanished into the ether, though in one case it was replaced by a different one). I also wish I could see the products before buying them, but the dollar amounts involved (usually $20-40 for me) are low enough that I don't cry much even if the end result isn't something I think I'll find useful.But especially since small-press stuff just doesn't seem to exist anymore, I'm totally on board with the Kickstarter methodology. I like not having to worry that a book will be sold out before I make it to the store or missing it entirely.</blockquote>