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Could I have an invite please? Have some projects kicking around that would be so perfect for this. Thanks! email is eric.meltzer@gmail.com
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bumping this because we're approaching a deadline to get our stuff up on kickstarter. any goons have an extra invite lying around? thanks! PS: email = eric.meltzer@gmail.com
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Project Link: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1147214836/toc-guide-to-sf We’re making a guide to SF. It’s different than other guides because: -It all fits on a single piece of A3 tear-resistant waterproof Tyvek, and folds in a magical way to the size of a credit card. -Many guides have a subtext or a demographic in mind. Wallpaper are guides for designers, Michelin is a guide for people who only eat at restaurants that have cloth napkins. Some guides even charge places a fee to be listed! Everything in the TOC guide is there simply because we love it. Different things will appeal to different people, but there is something for everyone. -We are being utterly ruthless about what to include. The restaurants we’ve picked are places that visibly care about doing everything perfectly. For example, the first restaurant to be included is a Sichuan place that goes through 30 pounds of imported peppers every day, and has a chef who used to cook for the Chinese premier. When we forgot our credit card there once, the owner called us and offered to hand-deliver it that night. -We don’t care at all about : trendiness, coverage of specific categories (ex: SF doesn’t have any truly great sushi, so there are no sushi places in our guide) -The map comes with access to our Twitter concierge, who can help people choose where to go, make reservations, and deal with any unexpected problems in their trip. Here's the project link, again: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1147214836/toc-guide-to-sf
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