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Topic	Indivisible is officially dead and high tier backers get nothing for their money
WazzupGenius00 10/12/20 12:14:20 AM #22:	PrivateBiscuit1 posted... There was one dude who had to pay out in a class action lawsuit. But he wrote a graphic novel, undershot how much it would cost to ship, and then said if anyone asked him about getting his book, he would burn their copy. And then he recorded himself burning books he was going to send to people. That was pretty clear enough of abuse of backers to force him to pay up. I think you're getting details of two separate projects mixed together or something. The "made a video burning books of people who emailed about getting their copy" thing was Pictures for Sad Children, which was not a graphic novel (it was a print collection of an episodic webcomic), did not have a class-action lawsuit, and in the end the creator did not "pay up" any refunds, but rather Max Temkin, the Cards Against Humanity guy, stepped in and paid the remaining shipping costs so people could get their books. --- https://imgur.com/k0v0z3q <cite>WazzupGenius00 posted [p:945753048] in Indivisibl... [t:79033352]...</cite> <quote>PrivateBiscuit1 posted... </cite> <quote>There was one dude who had to pay out in a class action lawsuit. But he wrote a graphic novel, undershot how much it would cost to ship, and then said if anyone asked him about getting his book, he would burn their copy. And then he recorded himself burning books he was going to send to people. That was pretty clear enough of abuse of backers to force him to pay up.</quote>I think you're getting details of two separate projects mixed together or something. The "made a video burning books of people who emailed about getting their copy" thing was Pictures for Sad Children, which was not a graphic novel (it was a print collection of an episodic webcomic), did not have a class-action lawsuit, and in the end the creator did not "pay up" any refunds, but rather Max Temkin, the Cards Against Humanity guy, stepped in and paid the remaining shipping costs so people could get their books. --- https://imgur.com/k0v0z3q</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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