Archive for August, 2006
SL is Missing Something
It really does seem to me that Second Life is missing something. I think it is a middle class. This will become increasingly evident as the effects of the LL’s Open Registration policy – specifically the elimination of start-up funding for new residents – continue to resonate.
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Two of my poems were part of the Second Life Landscape Initiative at the Ars Virtua New Media Centre in Dowden (SLURL). (A very cool topographic representation of 4 sims in SL; my work was featured with the Neualtenburg and Dowden displays.) Here they are:
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Guns
With the recent article on Robin Linden’s blog reporting that Open Registration has caused an staggering shift in the ratio of US to non-US residents from 75%/25% to 50%/50%, isn’t it time for Linden Lab to start looking at the implications of having guns and other weapons in SL. Gun culture is a culture exclusive […]
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