General Potato salad Kickstarter reaches goal, promises better mayonnaise

[tom_mai78101]

Appropriately enough for the July 4 holiday weekend, a crowdfunded campaign to make a batch of tasty potato salad is more than 180 times over its goal and, with 27 days left in the fund drive, is already one of the most successful projects in Kickstarter history.

Potato Salad, to be developed by Zack Danger Brown of Columbus, Ohio, surpassed its $10 funding target within hours of being listed on Kickstarter on Friday, and as of publication time has gathered $1,803 from more than 350 backers.

Potato Salad has also broken all named stretch goals, meaning Brown will now use better mayonnaise, call a chef "to get a better recipe," and livestream its creation. More stretch goals are being considered.

There is no word yet about plans for a public beta of Potato Salad, or if Brown intends to release Potato Salad on Steam Early Access.

Potato salad Kickstarter reaches goal, promises better mayonnaise

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[FireCat]

Crazy !

 

[The Helper]

Interesting article but if you get too many of these types of article in the forum it will attract spammers. Happens when you get alot of current articles about food, health and beauty, etc. If you look at the thread titles on the first page of the forums and it looks kinda spammy you will notice an increase in the amount of bot spam in the forum.

 

[tom_mai78101]

Interesting article but if you get too many of these types of article in the forum it will attract spammers. Happens when you get alot of current articles about food, health and beauty, etc. If you look at the thread titles on the first page of the forums and it looks kinda spammy you will notice an increase in the amount of bot spam in the forum.

Ah, well I tried to diversify the news contents. But I never took account of the fact that it will increase risk of being targeted by bots for spamming.