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This project successfully raised its funding goal on October 19, 2009.
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Connected as Fred Benenson (1417 friends)
I work for Kickstarter as a data engineer.
I have interests in Free Culture, digital art, and computer science. My first project on Kickstarter was Emoji Dick and second was Hackers Party.
Congrats again Fred. I'm excited to see this project reach completion, print copies and all!
Let me add my congratulations as well. Way to keep us in suspense!
Congratulations!
I decided to do my bit for promoting the idea by translating the Japanese National Anthem!
http://whatjapanthinks.com/2009/10/13/emoji-kimi-ga-yo/
Are you going to include the names of the translators in the printed version?
I like the idea.
I wish I could properly read it... D:
It's crazy how good this idea is.
this must be what our parents felt like when we talked about the konami code