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that policy is probably about a couple years old.
Is there a site that tracks these sorts of policy changes (like http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ does for UK laws)?
But it is currently in beta and doesn't include Kickstarter.
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The Feds go after people who just walk away with the money. They do not, and should not, go after people who fail to achieve the objective -- that would defeat the point of crowdfunding.
> They do not, and should not, go after people who fail to achieve the objective -- that would defeat the point of crowdfunding. I agree. But they can somehow force the hands of Kickstarter and its competitors to have some mechanism in place to protect consumers from contributing to such bogus projects. I looked at the Kickstarter page and it seems any creature can post and request their projects be funded. Some of t…