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When I went back to the project page I had supported to increase my pledge, the only option I saw was to "revoke" my pledge (which I did and then made a larger pledge). Would be better if there was a way to simply make a new pledge or increase original rather than go through the 'revoke step'
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This is hard to do because of how the Bitcoin protocol works. It'd be possible to let you effectively pledge twice (not surfacing this in the ui) but then you take up multiple pledge slots in the final transaction.
We could just disguise this at the UI level of course. If instead of "Revoke" there was a button "Change pledge" and altering the value up or down triggered a revoke/repledge behind the scenes, then that'd probably give the effect wanted.
This is hard to do because of how the Bitcoin protocol works. It'd be
possible to let you effectively pledge twice (not surfacing this in the ui)
but then you take up multiple pledge slots in the final transaction.
We could just disguise this at the UI level of course. If instead of
"Revoke" there was a button "Change pledge" and altering the value up or
down triggered a revoke/repledge behind the scenes, then that'd probably
give the effect wanted.
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When I went back to the project page I had supported to increase my pledge, the only option I saw was to "revoke" my pledge (which I did and then made a larger pledge). Would be better if there was a way to simply make a new pledge or increase original rather than go through the 'revoke step'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: