Today was the planned 4th birthday event with Philip Linden as key note speaker at a new made sim named SL4B. The event was supposed to start at 12:30 pm SLT with the sim going public for arrivals at around 12.00 pm SLT. Well, guess what happened? It turned out into a big disaster. The event did not happen …
Monatsarchiv: Juni 2007
Jun 20
How misunderstandings come to live
There’s an article in the Information Week, citing Mitch Kapor: But virtual worlds have a long way to go until they become mainstream, Kapor said. They need the equivalent of the Web application server – building content in virtual worlds is still equivalent to hand-coding Web pages and code. They need an improved user interface; Second Life …
Jun 18
Over 7 million residents now
Second Life has now over 7 million residents. Again, no fanfare, big press release or whatever, seems they want to keep their balls low at the moment. “In Britain, any degree of success is met with envy and resentment.” — Sir Christopher Lee. Well, not only in Great Britain…
Jun 12
SLMillions — gone for good
SLMillions, the in world lottery where you could win one million Linden dollars, is gone for good. Seems to me that this project was creating way too much loss for the people behind it to let it run much further.
Jun 12
Age verification — where is it now?
When you take into account, which big waves the announcement from 05/04/2007 of the age verification system made and that Lindenlabs wanted to implement this on really short notice and since then it has been over one month of time and it is still not there nor any new announcements about it, it makes you …
Jun 04
Why group chat in Second Life is often plain annoying
With IRC around for nearly two decades now, which is real time text based only communication at its best, you should mean that Second Life has learned from it and that groupchat in Second Life si reliable und useable. This is often not the case. Why? Because compared to IRC Second Life has many pitfalls …
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