After the Unity debacle, will the Godot Engine Development Fund reach €35,000 / month by the end of 2023?

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resolved Sep 17

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Godot announced their development fund on the 12th of September with initial funding of €25,591 per month.

https://godotengine.org/article/godot-developer-fund/

Introducing the new Godot Development Fund

We are excited to introduce a major improvement in terms of funding the development efforts of the Godot Engine.

As of writing this question (On September 13th), funding has jumped to €28,557. You can track the live progress of the development fund here:

https://fund.godotengine.org/

Will Godot's funding exceed €35,000 at the end of 2023?

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I'm all for resolving this now but because I made it ambigous: Does anyone disagree with resolving it now based on the wording of my post?

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@DanW There was a bit of a discrepancy between the title ("reach €35,000 / month by the end of 2023") and a line in the description ("exceed €35,000 at the end of 2023"). The description is more precise (imo), so I can imagine some people expected it to resolve at the end of 2023. I admit I didn't notice that line in the description myself. Should maybe have given people a bit more time to respond to your comment.