guide ⭐ Are you looking for a job? The newbie guide thread (v0.1)

[Bebe Bunny]

Hello and welcome to Second Life!
I'm Sylvannas Zulaman and I'll be your job advisor for today!

Before we start keep in mind that, in order to get a job or even start your own business, you need to know at least the basics of Second Life like the user interface, the general features, how to attach an object, how to sit, what are parcels/regions, etc. If you are brand new, there are people in world willing to teach you, specially on the newcomer HUBs. You also might come across nice people in other places that'll help out of their good heart, so just look into it!

Finding a job in SL is pretty much like finding one IRL, you need to know what you are doing, so not only your knowledge of the platform you're going to work at is important, but the other skills and talents you have that can be applied here as well. It doesn't mean that you can't start right away without knowing anything special but it'll slow down your progress considerably so the important thing is start learning! Try going to YouTube for tutorials, ask here in the forums or even consult places in world that are oriented towards educational content like building, scripting and photography classes.

Warning: Some people offer paid classes, like in real life, some are reliable, most are not. Always ask for references, consult their name with other residents and anywhere you can to be sure that the service offered is indeed worth paying for. Investing in your education is a good way to start as long as you do it carefully.

 

If you're looking for a job you need money to either spend in SL or even to cash out to increase your RL income. Keep in mind that this is your reason to be after a position, but it's not why someone should hire you. Don't start your interviews by telling possible employers that you need money for shopping. Everyone knows that, the big majority of SL has shopping as a hobby, that's not a useful information. What they want to know is what can you do to help them increase their own earning or even help out with the work they do. There are some important qualities one need in order to get along well with their boss and do a decent job with what they are given.

Traits that an employer will possibly look for:

• Availability 
  • If you are capable of giving them as much as your time as they need. SL has quite the erratic population, it's not unusual for people to disappear for days so they need to know they can count on you.
• Empathy
  • Even if you'll work as an assistant and will have no contact with customers, you still should have a good relationship with your boss. Try to avoid personal conversations UNLESS you both are on the same page about how much you trust each other.
• Honesty
  • No one likes a liar, be as honest as you possibly can, but be wise on the choice of words. If you are working with a professional (someone who takes their SL business as seriously as they would IRL) they will be mature enough to hear constructive feedback, even if there are some negative points to be exposed. Don't pretend everything is going well when it's not, be true to your job and to the person paying you.
• Reliability
  • If you were hired now don't quit after a week. If you didn't get along with your boss from start, let them know that while you are grateful to them for the chance, you want to look at other opportunities and let them have some time to find a replacement in case your position is important like a CSR or a Manager.

There are a few "Job Agencies" in world that consist in advertising panels with some information and landmarks, generally those places are filled with adult club positions like escorts and dancers, as well as offers to DJs and hosts. I'll talk about those jobs a bit further!

For now... In case you rather be your own boss, your best option is to be a Content Creator, but for this you'll need that set of skills I mentioned previously and also investment money. Creating a content is free but in order to bring your 3D model, texture and pose to the simulator you'll need to pay the upload fee that is usually 10L, unless it's a mesh object.

 

Starting your own business will require you to charge your account with Linden Dollars, currency used in-world. If you are completely UNABLE to buy lindens, your best option will be working as a host/hostess since some places are friendly to system avatars (considering you never purchased any mesh parts).

If you had a friend that helped you out by buying you mesh, you'll have more options to apply for a job, not only as a host/hostess but also as an escort or dances at an adult club. If you are lucky enough, someone might trust you and your work enough to invest in your business by paying for your upload fees in exchange for a share of your profits. That's really quite rare to see since giving people money is highly dangerous, specially in a virtual ambient.

I tried to list bellow the kind of investment every paying job I know require:

• Entertainment related jobs/Modeling
  • Mesh body and hands/feet (at least). Quite a lot of places demand your avatar to look updated in order to put out a good image to their business. A approximate sum would be around 10000L for a full mesh body and one set of clothing depending on your brand choice.
  • For adult clubs, they might request you to rent an ad-board with them, prices vary, some are 50L/week, some are 250L/week. Depending on the club if you do extra hours your board is free.
  • Upload fee for possible picture selling in adult clubs: 10L.
  • For DJs, you usually need to rent a stream service that'll you use at clubs for your sets. Prices change depending on the quality and the amount of listeners you need.
  • Club owners will need to rent a place and either buy a building or pay someone to build the club as well for tip jars (there are several options available). Some places have a check-in system, some have a object that handle the stream, both have costs as well. I'd say to start a reasonably small club you'd need around 15000L.
• Mesh creation
  • Mesh upload fee, depends on the mesh.
  • Texture upload fee: 10L per texture. If you want your product to look top notch, you'll want to upload at least 3 textures for each face (diffuse, normal and speculars) as well for the vendor images.
  • Avastar: 10000L for rigging in Blender.
  • Rental fee for in-world store.
  • Dev kits (not sure if there is any store that charges for a dev kit, but adding it just in case).
• Poses/Animations
  • Upload fee: 10L for every pose and every image for the vendors.
  • Avastar: 10000L if you want to make poses in Blender.
  • Rental fee for in-world store.
• Scripting
  • Upload fee for vendor image: 10L.
  • Rental fee for in-world store.
• Photography
  • Rental fee for in-world studio (if needed).
  • Upload fee for photos: 10L
• Decoration:
  • Furniture/housing stock, I won't give a price on this because decoration is all about how much prims you can place on a land and how many land impact every one of your items has. You might be a good decorator that has one style only so you won't need a LOT of stuff, for example, if you're specialized in creating farm scenery. But lacking variety might not work for long so, decoration is a constant investment of a LOT of lindens
• Real Estate
  • You might as well start small, renting a parcel that's big enough to set up a few skyboxes and rent them, prices change depending on the type of land (mainland/homestead/full prim) and how many prims that parcel has available.
  • If you rather go for a region, you can find the updated prices of lands here: https://secondlife.com/land/privatepricing.php
• Breedables
  • I was not certain if I should including the handling of breedables as a job but I do know that a few make quite some money out of collectibles and special editions so this is here. I won't get deep into breedables because I honestly think this is kind of erratic, specially if you're starting now and don't have a lot of money to invest, but just for the record some breedable specials can be sold for 20000L, so imagine buying a couple of them to sell their babies...

 

I might have left a few professions out of the list but those are the ones I remember at the moment, I might come and update this list on a later moment. Now we'll get to the main course, how do you start working in SL?

 

You are now fully aware of the costs of investing in a business or a career, let's talk about skills! Even the most "simple" of the job positions in SL require a certain level of knowledge. I'm not an expert but I've done a bit of everything so I'll do my best to list the main activities each one of the job types I posted previously have!

• Entertainment related jobs/Modeling
  • Host/Hostess
    • You'll need people skill, clubs usually require you to greed patrons, keeping the local chat alive and fun and also attending to any issues that might be reported to you by one of them.
    • It's common to hosts to post group notices about events that are starting/happening, so you'll need to know how to use the group window to create your notice and attach the landmark.
    • Some places ask you to also post events on the SL website dashboard.
  • Escorts and Dancers
    • Both jobs require a stunning looking avatar (or even a special one made for a specific fetish), good writing/voicing and charm. You need to be capable of making a person interested without annoying them and scaring them away.
    • Some places require you to emote constantly, some only if you get a tip. Basically good imagination and a mind full of sinful thoughts is the ideal if you want to get into this kind of job.
  • Modeling
    • For fashion shows you'll need a very specific type of shape that's extremely tall and slender. There is usually a course you'll have to walk on the runaway and a series of tasks to do during the show.
  • Blogging
    • Blogging is not exactly entertainment related but it's not exactly like runaway modeling. You will need a decent looking avatar and a few outfits to start, you take your picture and post the details of what you're wearing with landmarks or links for people to go check them.
  • DJs
    • People skills is a must, when you get on voice people expect you to be fun, nice and outgoing. Being able to play requests is also good, it's really disappointing when a DJ doesn't get any song request.
    • Some DJs just pick songs and play them, which I don't consider a bad thing, I do believe that if a person is capable of making a set of musics that entertain me for a couple hours, they definitely deserve my tips, but DJs that do their own mixing like to belittle those who don't, so mixing is a bonus skill (in my opinion).
    • Knowing your software is fundamental if you want to fix any issues that might occur during your set.
• Mesh creation
  • 3D modeling skills with any software.
  • Rigging skills in case you make clothes.
  • Texturing skills (even if with a software rendered texture)
  • Knowing the mesh upload window and it's features.
• Poses/Animations
  • Knowledge on how to make a pose or an animation.
  • Before uploading you need to know how to test them in word.
  • In case you want to be an Animation Override (AO) creator, you'll also need someone to either make you a HUD or do it yourself with scritps and textures
• Scripting
  • Basically you need to know LSL
• Photography
  • I seen several different levels of photography around SL so I'd say that you just need to go and do it. A PC capable of rendering a decent graphic is a plus, but anyone with creativity can make a reasonable photo.
• Decoration:
  • I'd say that creativity and good taste are a place to start but you might as well get inspiration from photos and videos from all over the internet or even other places in-world. Aligning your furniture/buildings correctly is a highly appreciated but underrated skill for decoration.
• Real Estate
  • You'll need to know everything about lands, how to change textures, how to create parcels, how to set up a stream, how to eject and ban, etc.
  • Then you need to know the system you're working with, how to set up the rental boxes, deciding your fee and how many prims you'll offer and if you'll allow skyboxes, all these extra details.
  • Common sense, being able to deal with any issue that might occur about your rentals without going crazy and just banning people just because you don't like them, as much as this is a private land, you're offering a service they (probably) paid for, if you get in a conflict with a resident, it might be bad for your business.
• Breedables
  • As I said before, to work well with breedables you need to know about them, what are the available types, the usual prices for collectibles, the costs of maintaining them, the best places to auction them and a few more things that I can't remember right now.
• Management
  • For any kind of venue, to be a manager you need to be really organized to keep track of customers requests, issues, staff schedule, events and all sorts of responsibilities this kind of job requires. 
  • You'll hardly be hired if you have nothing to offer but some people might be lucky enough or just friends with someone willing to hire them. If that's the case, even if you know nothing when you start, go and learn as much as you can from other managers or even searching the web, Google is your best friend!

 

It is quite fun to have the "conclusion" after the "getting started", but I'm here for the past couple hours so my brain stopped working a while ago. I do hope this thread help you, either you're are a newbie or not, to figure out how to make your income in SL! I will possibly come back here and add more information based on any feedback, I just didn't place any kind of SLURL or named places because I imagine this would be against TOS even if it's a guide. The information provided are all based on my own experience with SL and they are not absolute truths or are even fully complete. My intention is mostly to give anyone that's looking for an occupation in SL to have some idea on what they might deal with. Any input and additional knowledge will be greatly appreciated!

 

 

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UPDATES

v 0.1 - Fixed some typos and added the "Manager" position. I didn't include the info about free and cheap mesh parts since it's already posted down bellow!

 

Edited February 23, 2019 by Sylvannas Zulaman
Version 0.1

[Vanity Fair]

Thank you! This is fantastic and I will be putting in a link to this informative post from my blog (Google "ryan schultz blog" and you'll find it easily).

One piece of advice that I do want to give to those poor newbies who despair of ever being able to move from a classic system avatar to mesh (which is a requirement of many SL public-service type jobs lately like host, DJ, customer service rep, model, escort, etc.), is that there are numerous free or inexpensive options for mesh heads and bodies for both male and female avatars. 

I have pulled together all the info I have on free and inexpensive mesh heads and bodies into one blogpost, which I update regularly:

https://ryanschultz.com/2018/09/24/second-life-steals-deals-and-freebies-free-mesh-heads-and-bodies-for-female-second-life-avatars/

If you are looking for male avatars, your options are fewer but still good:

https://ryanschultz.com/2018/10/04/second-life-steals-deals-and-freebies-free-and-inexpensive-mesh-heads-and-bodies-for-male-second-life-avatars/

If the job you are looking for requires a modern, mesh avatar you can actually do that WITHOUT spending a fortune. Really, it's true!

You should also know that Altamura is offering free, fully-featured Romeo and Juliet full-body mesh avatars for the cost of only the L$50 Altamura group join fee, plus L$1 to pay the vendor (you get the Linden dollar back). Check my blog for more details including pictures, they are probably your best bet for a quality inexpensive mesh avatar if you are just starting out. But this deal ends Feb. 27th, so act soon!

Edited February 23, 2019 by Vanity Fair

[Fionalein]

You can earn quite well as a traffic aggregator - of course no one tells you about that...

Edited February 23, 2019 by Fionalein

[Vanity Fair]

14 hours ago, Fionalein said:

You can earn quite well as a traffic aggregator - of course no one tells you about that...

I've never heard of that job. What's a traffic aggregator??

[Fionalein]

19 minutes ago, Vanity Fair said:

I've never heard of that job. What's a traffic aggregator??

Fishing, coin hunting and that stuff, you boost traffic and get payed for it.

[Vanity Fair]

Just now, Fionalein said:

Fishing, coin hunting and that stuff, you boost traffic and get payed for it.

Oh, okay. I've just never heard it described in that way before. Thanks! 🙂

[So Whimsy]

Well thought out post. Thank you for that!

I'd like to add on to some things:

21 hours ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

For now... In case you rather be your own boss, your best option is to be a Content Creator, but for this you'll need that set of skills I mentioned previously and also investment money. Creating a content is free but in order to bring your 3D model, texture and pose to the simulator you'll need to pay the upload fee that is usually 10L, unless it's a mesh object.

Nowadays in order to create a store on the Marketplace, you will need to have payment info on file (and purchase Linden at least once with it.) Back in the day you didn't have to but they changed that a couple years ago.

21 hours ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

 

• • For DJs, you usually need to rent a stream service that'll you use at clubs for your sets. Prices change depending on the quality and the amount of listeners you need.

 

It's been argued back and forth that either the DJ or the Venue is also responsible for paying RL royalty fees. I am not familiar with the legalities behind this, so worth looking into if anyone wants to go the DJ/Club owner route.

21 hours ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

• • You might as well start small, renting a parcel that's big enough to set up a few skyboxes and rent them, prices change depending on the type of land (mainland/homestead/full prim) and how many prims that parcel has available.

This might just be bad word choice here. But renting a parcel and subletting it narrows down already low profit margains even further since the original owner of said parcel already makes a profit of renting it out. It's also worthwhile to mention that if going that route to make sure the original owner of the parcel allows subletting/subrenting. I've come across quite a few that don't allow this.

I'd strongly recommend buying a parcel instead and paying tier directly to LL, that will give you an easier time to turn a profit.

21 hours ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

• Breedables
  • I was not certain if I should including the handling of breedables as a job but I do know that a few make quite some money out of collectibles and special editions so this is here. I won't get deep into breedables because I honestly think this is kind of erratic, specially if you're starting now and don't have a lot of money to invest, but just for the record some breedable specials can be sold for 20000L, so imagine buying a couple of them to sell their babies..

 

As an avid breedables fan there's only very few breedables that are still profitable. From personal experience this is Amaretto horses and Meeroo. Right now I am an avid Meeroo breeder with over 60 of them little critters. New Coats keep being discovered and they sell for much more than 20000L however, it's worth mentioning that you do need to own land (with a looooot of prims as usually breedables are anywhere from 10Li-20Li per breedable) but also food costs. For meeroo it's also needed to get a roobot so your nests show up on the roo-finder an online database that people can sort through to find the perfect mate for their roo with a direct link to the nest.

The most expensive part about it is though that you will need to invest in *good* breeding pairs. Going for random nests at 25L each will get you junk nests that are low traited and nobody needs to advance their breeding lines. Good meeroo's go from anywhere between 300L to the sky is the limit per meeroo.

While breedables can net you a lot of money it's probably the highest investment cost out of all the options you mentioned.

The meeroo market is healthy, I sell quite a few nests, sometimes several a day, even lower traited ones and old coats. I have heard though that with some breedables its Limited Edition only to make money so I would recommend anyone looking to have a fun breedable to give Meeroo a try! As long as you price your nests reasonably (super easy using the roofinder website to compare prices!) you will have sales. Also the chat is wonderfully active at almost all hours of the day!

 

Thank you again for making this post, bookmarked it for future reference and to link to it should anyone ask!

 

 

 

 

Edited February 24, 2019 by Syn Anatine

[Bebe Bunny]

12 hours ago, Syn Anatine said:

Nowadays in order to create a store on the Marketplace, you will need to have payment info on file (and purchase Linden at least once with it.) Back in the day you didn't have to but they changed that a couple years ago.

True that! I forgot to add it!

It's been argued back and forth that either the DJ or the Venue is also responsible for paying RL royalty fees. I am not familiar with the legalities behind this, so worth looking into if anyone wants to go the DJ/Club owner route.

I'll say that the clubs I worked at, as long as I know they simply played songs downloaded from youtube, no royalty paid. Unless there is a nice decent club owner there that does it.

This might just be bad word choice here. But renting a parcel and subletting it narrows down already low profit margains even further since the original owner of said parcel already makes a profit of renting it out. It's also worthwhile to mention that if going that route to make sure the original owner of the parcel allows subletting/subrenting. I've come across quite a few that don't allow this.

I'd strongly recommend buying a parcel instead and paying tier directly to LL, that will give you an easier time to turn a profit.

True, I do know a lot of places that allow it as well I seen people in big parcels offering rentals, I'll add that info.

As an avid breedables fan there's only very few breedables that are still profitable. From personal experience this is Amaretto horses and Meeroo. Right now I am an avid Meeroo breeder with over 60 of them little critters. New Coats keep being discovered and they sell for much more than 20000L however, it's worth mentioning that you do need to own land (with a looooot of prims as usually breedables are anywhere from 10Li-20Li per breedable) but also food costs. For meeroo it's also needed to get a roobot so your nests show up on the roo-finder an online database that people can sort through to find the perfect mate for their roo with a direct link to the nest.

The most expensive part about it is though that you will need to invest in *good* breeding pairs. Going for random nests at 25L each will get you junk nests that are low traited and nobody needs to advance their breeding lines. Good meeroo's go from anywhere between 300L to the sky is the limit per meeroo.

While breedables can net you a lot of money it's probably the highest investment cost out of all the options you mentioned.

The meeroo market is healthy, I sell quite a few nests, sometimes several a day, even lower traited ones and old coats. I have heard though that with some breedables its Limited Edition only to make money so I would recommend anyone looking to have a fun breedable to give Meeroo a try! As long as you price your nests reasonably (super easy using the roofinder website to compare prices!) you will have sales. Also the chat is wonderfully active at almost all hours of the day!

That's why I believe breedable is more of an advanced user kind of job than something someone should pursue when they first join SL.

Thank you again for making this post, bookmarked it for future reference and to link to it should anyone ask!

Thank you for your inputs ♥

Responses in blue

[Bebe Bunny]

On 2/23/2019 at 4:46 AM, Fionalein said:

You can earn quite well as a traffic aggregator - of course no one tells you about that...

That to me is more about camping than about actually working, I'd add it on a 'how to make money in SL' guide that would not specific be job related.

[Bebe Bunny]

Just found out that the first post cannot be edited anymore, I might as well transfer this guide to a blog where I can constantly update it. The photo above is literally me after seeing that the 'edit' button was gone 😧

[Fionalein]

11 minutes ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

That to me is more about camping than about actually working, I'd add it on a 'how to make money in SL' guide that would not specific be job related.

Well but they are better suited to newcomers. As long as we keep telling them the lie of an available job market in SL its no wonder so many quit disillusioned...

[Bebe Bunny]

1 minute ago, Fionalein said:

Well but they are better suited to newcomers. As long as we keep telling them the lie of an available job market in SL its no wonder so many quit disillusioned...

People in general want easy money, camping is that, those 'earn linden' HUDs are also easy money, you make 50L per day at most, unless you're a extremely experienced camper that has 50 accounts and use all of them at once to make sure to get all that "dropper" money for themselves. Jobs are one thing, standing on a place the whole day for 1L is another thing. I agree that it could be in taught for those who cannot in any way put a card on their account, but there are job/professions in SL for those who are willing to go after it.

[So Whimsy]

5 minutes ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

People in general want easy money, camping is that, those 'earn linden' HUDs are also easy money, you make 50L per day at most, unless you're a extremely experienced camper that has 50 accounts and use all of them at once to make sure to get all that "dropper" money for themselves. Jobs are one thing, standing on a place the whole day for 1L is another thing. I agree that it could be in taught for those who cannot in any way put a card on their account, but there are job/professions in SL for those who are willing to go after it.

I agree with Fiona that it's a job. The employer pays you for a service (generating traffic/making a place seem busy). Those camping games aren't simply to sit on a chair and wait for time to tick buy instead you have to be actively working (there's even bot checks to make sure the avatar is actually sitting behind the comp).

It's the best job for a newbie as you can do it on your own time, whenever you have time, and there's a modest but guaranteed salary plus 'positions' are always available. I'd strongly recommend putting it in the guide as a starting point as far as jobs go and note it's a no skill, low salary one. Those employers are paying you for your time, not skill, hence the low salary but it still is a job.

Edited February 24, 2019 by Syn Anatine

[Bebe Bunny]

1 minute ago, Syn Anatine said:

I agree with Fiona that it's a job. The employer pays you for a service (generating traffic/making a place seem busy). Those camping games aren't simply to sit on a chair and wait for time to tick buy instead you have to be actively working (there's even bot checks to make sure the avatar is actually sitting behind the comp.

It's the best job for a newbie as you can do it on your own time, whenever you have time, and there's a modest but guaranteed salary plus 'positions' are always available. I'd strongly recommend putting it in the guide as a starting point as far as jobs go and not it's a no skill, low salary one.

If you can describe to me how does that work would be helpful since I don't know the details about this only what I seen on a bunch of sims where people basically just stood around a vault waiting to play with it.

[So Whimsy]

Just now, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

If you can describe to me how does that work would be helpful since I don't know the details about this only what I seen on a bunch of sims where people basically just stood around a vault waiting to play with it.

I honestly don't know about the vault game, but there is Linden Realms for example which is an active actual game.

There's also fishing, which is a bit less active, but to cast your line you have to actively click on your rod, and there is bot checks to make sure people don't go afk. Sometimes I fish while watching Netflix, made 100L on the side while watching Supernatural >.>

Then there's this coin hunt game where you have to walk around, find coins, click on it, wait and then find the next.

Honestly Fiona knows much more about these types of things than I do so I'll let her get to the gritty details.

[Bebe Bunny]

18 minutes ago, Syn Anatine said:

I honestly don't know about the vault game, but there is Linden Realms for example which is an active actual game.

There's also fishing, which is a bit less active, but to cast your line you have to actively click on your rod, and there is bot checks to make sure people don't go afk. Sometimes I fish while watching Netflix, made 100L on the side while watching Supernatural >.>

Then there's this coin hunt game where you have to walk around, find coins, click on it, wait and then find the next.

Honestly Fiona knows much more about these types of things than I do so I'll let her get to the gritty details.

Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't LL prohibited camping systems a while ago to try and keep fake traffic from being created but people gamefied  them in order to turn around that rule?

Edited February 24, 2019 by Sylvannas Zulaman
Rewriting with a better phrasing

[So Whimsy]

5 minutes ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't LL prohibited camping systems a while ago to try and keep fake traffic from being created but people gamefied  them in order to turn around that rule?

You are correct however I believe as long as those generating that traffic with games are not AFK it is not considered camping.

It is traffic generating games, the other is camping. That's apples and oranges. Camping back in the day was literally people going afk on chairs for days on end.

I'd even argue that those AFK sex places are more against the rules since all those afk sex avatars are AFK 24/7.

Edit: Also some places parcel off the fishing area and the traffic doesn't count for the venue. They just use it to make the place seem more lively.

Edited February 24, 2019 by Syn Anatine

[Bebe Bunny]

@Syn Anatine Can I put you in the guide as a collaborator? I'm going to use that info you added to updated it on the blog

[So Whimsy]

3 minutes ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

@Syn Anatine Can I put you in the guide as a collaborator? I'm going to use that info you added to updated it on the blog

Of course If I can be of more help let me know.

It's after all for the greater good because retaining more newbies will have impacts on all of us, especially if those folks get creative!

[Fionalein]

51 minutes ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

If you can describe to me how does that work would be helpful since I don't know the details about this only what I seen on a bunch of sims where people basically just stood around a vault waiting to play with it.

Sent you a basic notecard I did for a tutoring friend... I tried to keep it neutral so I only left out one game that essentially is a closed club and needs group invites and refrained from pitting them off against each other (Some games obviously earn better than others and I have my favourites - but none of those mentioned are scam - I tried all of them).

Edited February 24, 2019 by Fionalein

[Bebe Bunny]

6 minutes ago, Fionalein said:

Sent you a basic notecard I did for a tutoring friend... I tried to keep it neutral so I only left out one game that essentially is a closed club and needs group invites and refrained from pitting them off against each other (Some games obviously earn better than others and I have my favourites - but none of those mentioned are scam - I tried all of them).

Forum is dying so I have to post again

Can I turn it into a guide and credit you as well? I'm planning on having a few of the basic SL stuff explained to help out new players.

[Fionalein]

14 minutes ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

Forum is dying so I have to post again

Can I turn it into a guide and credit you as well? I'm planning on having a few of the basic SL stuff explained to help out new players.

Sure, that's what I wrote it for in the first place...

[LittleMe Jewell]

4 hours ago, Sylvannas Zulaman said:

Just found out that the first post cannot be edited anymore, I might as well transfer this guide to a blog where I can constantly update it. The photo above is literally me after seeing that the 'edit' button was gone 😧

FYI in case you don't know the specifics on this:  You can only edit anything in the forums (thread title, opening post, response) within 24 hours of original entry.  After that, as you found out, all you can do is add another response.

[ijayz]

@Professional Hobbist, just seen this & helped. ima try this out. & see.