As part of our ongoing effort to amplify the voices of the Second Life Blogger Network (SLBN), we’re excited to introduce a new way to discover and connect with our talented bloggers, vloggers, and influencers.

We’ve categorized and created public RSS feeds for participants of the SLBN, making it easier than ever to explore the diverse content created by our community. These feeds are organized to reflect the unique platforms and approaches our bloggers use to share their stories, styles, and insights about Second Life.

Important Notes on RSS Feeds

• We do not endorse or take responsibility for the content in these public RSS feeds: The opinions expressed in these feeds do not reflect the views of Linden Research, Inc. or its employees. All content remains the responsibility of the individual bloggers. These feeds simply provide a way to discover the incredible work being done by members of the SLBN community.
• We will not share all posts from these feeds to our official social channels and web properties: As always, we’ll curate and highlight specific posts that stand out and align with our SLBN Terms & Conditions and Content Guidelines at our discretion.
• Help us keep the feeds current: While we monitor these feeds to identify posts for promotion, there may be instances where we miss changes in a blogger’s content. If you notice that a blogger no longer creates content about Second Life or their focus has shifted away from topics relevant to the Blogger Network community, please let us know. Email us at editor@lindenlab.com, and we’ll review and, if necessary, remove them from the network.
• Content inclusion: We reserve the right to exclude any bloggers or content from these feeds at our discretion, even if they have signed up for the SLBN.

Explore the SLBN RSS Feeds 

The following public RSS feeds are now available:

• Second Life Blogger Network: This RSS feed showcases the posts from all bloggers in the network, offering a comprehensive view of the diverse content created by SLBN participants. Below, we’ve categorized the feeds into specific topics to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. However, if you’d prefer to see everything in one place, this is the feed for you.
• Second Life Bloggers: Featuring bloggers who publish on official blogging platforms or their own domains and write in-depth posts about Second Life. Whether they’re covering fashion, art, destinations, tutorials, events, or community highlights, these bloggers are crafting written content that dives deeper into the Second Life experience.
• Second Life Video Bloggers: This feed features Residents who craft compelling video content, including live streams and edited videos about the world of Second Life.
• Second Life Fashion Bloggers: This feed highlights fashion-focused bloggers who share their creativity by showcasing stunning imagery and detailed style credits. These bloggers celebrate the artistry of fashion in Second Life.
• Second Life Decor Bloggers: This feed features bloggers who specialize in home and decor content, showcasing beautifully designed spaces and sharing decor details. These bloggers inspire others to transform their Second Life environments.
• Second Life Destination Bloggers: This feed includes bloggers who often spotlight must-visit locations in Second Life, offering stunning visuals and helpful slurls to explore destinations. These bloggers make it easier to discover the many incredible places in Second Life.

We may expand these categories in the future as new formats emerge.

Limitations for Social Media Bloggers

If you’ve signed up for the SLBN with links to social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Primfeed, or blogging platforms such as Wix and some others, please note that not all of these platforms generate proper working RSS feeds. While we’re unable to include your content in these public RSS feeds, rest assured that we’re still actively following your work and may feature it on our own social channels as part of the Blogger Network’s promotional efforts. If you don’t see your blog showing up in the RSS feeds, this is likely the reason. Feel free to resubmit your application with a social network that does have a working RSS feed, such as YouTube or Flickr.

Join the Conversation

We’re excited to see how these public RSS feeds enhance the visibility of the Second Life blogging community. If you’re already part of the SLBN, your eligible content may be included. If you’re new to the program, sign up today to share your work with the broader community.

Let’s continue to celebrate and support the creativity of the Second Life community. Together, we’re shaping a vibrant future for storytelling in Second Life.

For questions or feedback, reach out to us at editor@lindenlab.com.

Happy blogging!