One Billion Users: The Social Media Card Game
A project in San Francisco, CA by Mike Masnick021days
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Status: Active
A competitive card game to build the biggest and best social media platform
Backers: 404
Average Daily Pledges: $1,407
Average Pledge Per Backer: $35
Funding: $14,071 of $50,000
Dates: Nov 19th -> Dec 20th (31 days)
Project By: Mike Masnick
Backers: 404
Average Daily Pledges: $1,407
Average Pledge Per Backer: $35
Funding: $14,071 of $50,000
Dates: Nov 19th -> Dec 20th (31 days)
Project By: Mike Masnick
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Some More Details On One Billion Users 
November 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Thanks so much for backing our campaign for One Billion Users. We can’t thank you enough. Today we published two things with some more information about the game, with more coming soon. First, on Techdirt, I wrote about how and why we chose the old... (Read More)
Back Our Kickstarter For One Billion Users, The Social Media Card Game
November 23rd - via: techdirt.com
Many of you probably remember our first Kickstarted card game, CIA: Collect It All, which was based on a real CIA training game created by the government and obtained via a FOIA request. This time, we’ve drawn inspiration from a different public domain source: the 1906 card game Touring, which in turn inspired the 1950s hit Mille Bornes. But One Billion Users goes well beyond those games, with lots of new mechanics that add new layers of strategy and increased replayability. (Read More)
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