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Revision as of 16:40, 5 October 2003 edit Jukeboksi (talk \| contribs) Bureaucrats, developer, Administrators 9,923 edits Basically campaigns on an unreleased product is a futures instrument on the completed product.		Latest revision as of 16:52, 5 October 2003 edit undo Jukeboksi (talk \| contribs) Bureaucrats, developer, Administrators 9,923 edits m reword
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	Basically campaigns on an unreleased product is a futures instrument on the completed product.		Basically campaigns on an unreleased product is a futures instrument on the (possible) completed product.

	Campaigns on [[~~planned~~ product]]s or ~~planned products~~ are quite important because companies can utilise the [[feedback]] from [[The Consumerium Exchange]] to refine their future production to receive better evaluation upon completion by releasing product and production descriptions during the product development process and iterate on the planned design.		Campaigns on [[future product]]s or future projects are quite important because companies can utilise the [[feedback]] from [[The Consumerium Exchange]] to refine their future production to receive better evaluation upon completion by releasing product and production descriptions during the product development process and iterate on the planned design.