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  1. Thank you Amethyst, True, the law must be obeyed, but Second life is not in SC. I can go to any gambling site on the Internet and play because the Internet is generally treated as offshore waters are. Besides, laws for gambling are murky at best. Where I live there are many Bingo parlors and they do a big business. I don't want them to do anything illeagal, I only want to work, not play. I am hoping they can appreciate the difference. Thanks for the advice.
  2. Thank you for your reply. I'd be interested to know if there are others this affects, for whatever reason.
  3. I have a request, but I ask you to please allow me to give you some background information first. I am a seven year premium member. In real life I am handicapped, so Second Life is my only means of social interaction. I am unable to live alone in real life, so I have built a house and home on Second Life, this has given me much pleasure and I take pride in my virtual home. For the past two years I have supported myself with a job within SL, since I can not afford to bring money into the game, I just barely can pay the premium every month. Because of the new gaming region rules, on August 1st I will lose my livelihood, my home and 99%of my social interaction. My job is hosting GNG, and I live in South Carolina. please keep reading. I write to you because I am not the only one this is happening to, I am one of many. It seems to me there should be some allowance for those who are already employed in these establishments. I personally don't care if I play, I just want to support myself, and any job I could get that would pay as well as GNG is in the sex field which is not an option for me. I don't know how it is in the other affected states, but in South Carolina I can get on a boat at the shore that turns into a casino one mile out. The internet should be treated like offshore waters or at the very least be governed by the laws of the state in which the site is headquartered. If you must do this shouldn't there be some sort of grandfather clause that allows for employees affected to accsee the regions only to work? Please help us out, me and people in my situation have so much to lose.
  4. that's it, I lost something on my parcel and can't find it, so I wanted to do a rollback. Actually, maybe someone can tell me what happened. I just right clicked on an item to go into edit, and before I could click edit it vanished. I tried area search, looked in Objects, lost & found and trash, but it is nowhere.
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