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Scarlet Quercus

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  1. Well, the other person is not a premium member, so it's not really a problem. They'll just start their membership and buy their tier the day before I drop my tier, so the overlap is one day, which isn't bad. I have tenants, so I can't really risk things going *poof* Thank you everyone for the feedback.
  2. I'm looking to transfer financial responsibility of group land to another, and I just want to be sure I know the proper steps. I currently am the group owner and sole land contributor. Is this correct? : -The new owner would need to hold tier for the same amount of land I'm currently contributing. -The new owner would then need to donate that (currently unused) tier to the group. -I would reduce my land contribution to zero -I would transfer ownership of the group to them. Anything I'm missing? If I drop my tier, will I get a refund for any unused tier if I have days left on the billing month?
  3. Scarlet Quercus wrote: I have no RL artistic skills, so I turned to SL specificly to render avatars for my RPG characters from other games. So yes, I consider avi creation art. I just want to clarify that what I consider art in my situation is the rendering of my avi for the specific purpose of image capturing and presentation into another game as art, no differenent that if I was using DAV Studio or another 3D art rendering program. While I think content creators certainly are artists (clothing/skin creators, etc), I think avatar assembly is a talent, but isn't inherently art. It's what you do with the avatar after that makes it art or not. That said, I think someone that starts with the stock linden shape and mods it themselves into a unique avatar shape would fall into the same class as a content creator, and hence be considered an artist. I started with the stock shape for my avi and have been working on perfecting it, off and on, for five years. I don't really see this as any diffferent than sculpting; it's just in a virtual medium.
  4. I have no RL artistic skills, so I turned to SL specificly to render avatars for my RPG characters from other games. So yes, I consider avi creation art.
  5. While I know lots of people and hang out a lot, I'm not actually "friends" with anyone. I get wanting to log in and have someone enthusiasticly IM you because they're happy to see you. Most just friend me and never contact me again. It's kind of like being lonely but surrounded by people, if you get my drift. I guess SL is like RL in that way. Doesn't really help that I'm on at crummy hours either. Anyone feel free to shoot me an PM if you're feeling bummed out. I can't guarantee we'll click, but we can give it a whirl.
  6. I still am not sure what I'm doing in SL.
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