HayleyFiasco

You wrote 672 and placed it on The Dresden Dolls self-titled album and skipped posting commentary on the song and the lyrics in the Dresden Dolls Companion book, where you shared stories and talked about the origins of each track on the record.

Did you intentionally place 672 on the album to have an enigma that you knowingly would never divulge the meaning of? Do you have any intention to ever share where the number and song meaning come from? It's a very emotional track, with seemingly a dark theme, brief but very poignant. (note, this is not a question to ask what it means, but your feelings and intentions on it being kept mystery).

you can see some of the creators Amanda pledges to on Patreon by going to the Overview tab on her page and scrolling below the rewards - there's a list there: https://www.patreon.com/amandapalmer/overview

the detailed data that patreon provides to their creators in their backend Dashboard is limited - especially when it comes to deeper insights about user behavior (that's a more large scale thing I'm sure patreon themselves have some great insights about), but we do know for certain that Amanda has an above average patron retention rate. Or in otherwords, people that sign up as patrons to amanda's patreon stick around as patrons longer than the average patron to any patreon project. The community it loyal and engaged with what amanda is doing there.

What have you found to be most surprising about Patreon? be it the service, your community or your process of making art with it.

oh geez, the potential of fun scenes to cause with ANY of The Flaming Lips' props - would be wild!