If you've ever backed a crowd-funded project before, you know there's this inevitable, well, plateau, that happens when you hit the middle of the campaign.

We're in it now, and so I've been wondering if you might help us liven things up a bit?

You might have caught a couple pieces of lovely press we received over the last couple of weeks. First, The Spoon Wrote story about the community-oriented origins of Breadwinner:

https://thespoon.tech/breadwinner-launches-presale-for-its-sensor-powered-sourdough-starter-monitoring-tool/

There's also a good chance that if you discovered Breadwinner via this very nice (p)review Polygon wrote about us, but if you didn't see it, click on over here:

https://www.polygon.com/23613338/breadwinner-bread-sourdough-starter-tracker-gadget

Finally, I wrote up a more substantial Reddit-influenced history of Breadwinner and all the nerdy details over there:

https://www.reddit.com/user/mecredis/comments/11966rg/hi_im_the_creator_of_breadwinner_a_iot_device_for/

Here's my ask: if you're part of any sourdough communities, would you mind sharing one of the links above? I'm thinking like Facebook groups or BBS's where you've been learning your sourdough tips and tricks.

Your support and belief in this project means the world to me, and it would be such a huge boost if we got a little traction from the communities you're already a part of.

What do you think?

Thanks,

Fred