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====== Ares Studio Patreon Faces Crucible ====== | ====== Ares Studio Patreon Faces Crucible ====== | ||
+ | **//Beware the First of March: Donors Re-evaluate Ares Studios' | ||
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- | **March 1 offered the first real test of sustainability** for Axanar producer Alec Peters' | + | **March 1 offered the first real test of sustainability** for Axanar producer Alec Peters’ effort to get fans to pay for the warehouse he calls Ares Studios in suburban Atlanta. |
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+ | ===== Sluggish Growth ===== | ||
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+ | Already plagued by sluggish growth | ||
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+ | ==== Net Losses ==== | ||
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+ | * **Net loss of donors** | ||
+ | * **Net loss of donations** | ||
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+ | ===== What's up with March 1? ===== | ||
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+ | **The significance of March 1**: Patreon deducts patrons’ pledges from their accounts on the first of each month. That’s the day we saw these numbers tumble dramatically. | ||
- | {{page> | + | **Following declines from YouTube dispute**: Yesterday’s precipitous drops follow falling support in the wake of Peters’ [[: |
- | * **Already plagued by sluggish growth** for some time, the Patreon campaign yesterday actually lost donors and its monthly pledges tumbled, too. | + | ===== Why it matters ===== |
- | * **Net loss of donors** by the end of the day was -5, though at one point it was down by eight. | + | |
- | * **Net loss of donations** by the end of the day were down by $64 — the largest single-day drop ever for the campaign. | + | |
+ | Peters is counting on a [[: | ||
+ | However, as Patreon reminds his donors that money is being withdrawn from their accounts each month, some reevaluate whether they’re receiving the value they expected. {{page> |