Whew. What a week.

[11ty@neighborhood.11ty.dev]

Whew. What a week. We have some hard but important news to share about the Kickstarter: https://blog.fontawesome.com/pausing-kickstarter/

We’ll be back soon!

[maxfenton@mas.to]

@11ty https://ismercuryinretrograde.com/ (sorry to see it)

[jak2k@mastodontech.de]

@11ty Uh, that's bad. I hope the mail works better in the next try!

[11ty@neighborhood.11ty.dev]

@jak2k same! and thanks!

[11ty@neighborhood.11ty.dev]

@maxfenton so mercurial

[depone@chaos.social]

@11ty sorry to hear.

[maxfenton@mas.to]

@11ty Steve Jobs never launched a product during a retrograde.

[11ty@neighborhood.11ty.dev]

@maxfenton NeXT.js

[me@mastodon.peterjanes.ca]

@11ty Curious: if you were funded, wasn't that the point of the Kickstarter campaign? I know there were stretch goals, but why did being fully funded make it impossible to continue without a further direct email campaign? (To be clear: I'm not asking "why are you so greedy?", I'm just wondering why you felt 100% didn't mean success, and whether there's a different "100%" that you wanted to reach.)