Kickstarter, you may have heard, is a 'crowd sourcing' venue. Where anyone with an idea can make a pitch to tell people while their project is worth doing. It's a very simple and powerful way to cut past the old way of doing things. To speak straight to people who may want something and let them decide what they want.

There's only one problem: Not many people know about kickstarter.

Ironclaw is an anthropomorphic RPG setting that, when i'm not hip deep in work and two commissions (I'm still working!) I host. The creators want to continue doing what they love but not many people are eager to invest in a product filled with 'cartoon animals', intended for adult consumption. But we can change that, if enough people spread the world we can make this happen. As of this writing they have 26 days to get the funding they need:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects.....e-ironclaw-rpg

Whether or not you want to pledge or not, I think it'd be a good idea to spread the world about this funding drive, the more people that know the better. Kickstarter got a bit boost in visibility thanks to video game developers turning to it, but there are still a lot of people that don't know. If things like this are successful, we can rest assured that things which interest us will be more available. It's not just a pledge in the moment, it's the promise of what is to come, if the initial projects such as these are successful. So I invite you, click the link, watch the pitch video, see if you want to help them make an excellent product, either by pledging or by spreading the word.

When we rise up as one with a united voice, we can make ourselves heard. Thanks for listening, now, I'm back to my writing!