WANTED: EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM AND HAZARDOUS WASTE SPECIALISTS

[Scylla Rhiadra]

Please send CVs to:

Linden Lab Headquarters

945 Battery Street, San Francisco, CA 94111
Phone: +1 (415) 243-9000
Fax: 415.243.9045

AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, HURRY!

[Orwar]

   ... People still use fax in this day and age?

[Scylla Rhiadra]

2 minutes ago, Orwar said:

   ... People still use fax in this day and age?

This is LL we are talking about. Are you surprised?

[Amina Sopwith]

Can you also please send them to the Palace of Westminster? We're going to need them so badly.

[Fionalein]

4 minutes ago, Orwar said:

   ... People still use fax in this day and age?

Yes, other than e-mail it is a legaly binding document in my country ... 

[Profaitchikenz Haiku]

If you give Scott and Virgil Tracy a call they might be available...

[Lindal Kidd]

2 hours ago, Scylla Rhiadra said:

Please send CVs to:

Linden Lab Headquarters

945 Battery Street, San Francisco, CA 94111
Phone: +1 (415) 243-9000
Fax: 415.243.9045

AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, HURRY!

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[Scylla Rhiadra]

13 minutes ago, Lindal Kidd said:

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Just what I hope will be taken as a somewhat light-hearted comment* on the current turbulence around Tilia, and the ongoing conflagration over Linden homes.

 

* And if it isn't taken that way, see you all next week!

[Lindal Kidd]

Oh, that.  OK.

...thinks about sending her resume to LL, but on second thought, just sends a box of fireproof underwear.

[Female Winslet]

The downfall of many tech-oriented companies is many people good with machines, but too few who are good with people. That is what I see happening with LL here. They would have been served by just one or two people who could understand and translate the legalese.

[Fionalein]

10 minutes ago, Female Winslet said:

They would have been served by just one or two people who could understand and translate the legalese.

Not even that - it would just have needed some coordinated effort between law and PR departments  one person good with explaining and picking up/anticipate customer vibes and a legaleese speaker colaborating to produce a shiny documentation.

 

Edited July 11, 2019 by Fionalein

[Female Winslet]

6 minutes ago, Fionalein said:

Not even that - it would just have needed some coordinated effort between law and PR departments  one person good with explaining and picking up/anticipate customer vibes and a legaleese speaker colaborating to produce a shiny documentation.

 

As things stand, I fear we are going to lose a bunch of people due to botched communications. I have the real life background to read and understand complicated contracts. I read it and discovered it was . . . not all that scary. Not a lot of people have that background so it's not surprising that people got all fussed up. Heck, even I got upset about it before I sat down and read the darn thing. (And yes, I did write a post explaining it that people ignored). I think LL is going to get wounded from this and sadly it is self inflicted and unnecessary.

[Madelaine McMasters]

21 minutes ago, Scylla Rhiadra said:

the ongoing conflagration

[Female Winslet]

Hehehe when I first opened this thread I thought it was going to be something fun for the various SL search and reescue groups to do! 😉

[Selene Gregoire]

1 hour ago, Madelaine McMasters said:

 

You're welcome.

[bigmoe Whitfield]

most documents that are medical have to be faxed, because the hippa and what ever that other one is require it.   stupid, but fax is secure.

[Garnet Psaltery]

Shadowfax to the rescue! 

[Female Winslet]

2 hours ago, bigmoe Whitfield said:

most documents that are medical have to be faxed, because the hippa and what ever that other one is require it.   stupid, but fax is secure.

A fax machine, which usually sits in the middle of an office where many people can access it, is, of course, far more secure than an email that goes to only the recipient. 

Riiiiiiight.

[Parhelion Palou]

6 hours ago, Orwar said:

   ... People still use fax in this day and age?

I have a fax machine, but I can't figure out how to plug it into my cellphone.

[bigmoe Whitfield]

1 hour ago, Female Winslet said:

A fax machine, which usually sits in the middle of an office where many people can access it, is, of course, far more secure than an email that goes to only the recipient. 

Riiiiiiight.

I'm not even kidding, we've got 3 places we do support for,  we have more red tape than anything else with these 3 medical centers.   because of the hippa requirements.   looking at my book here,  they require certain medical documents to be faxed by a physical fax machine because of the fact it's a secure transport method.    lol  in this day and age these machines should not exist, but the medical industry keeps them alive and going.

Edited July 12, 2019 by bigmoe Whitfield
spelling.

[Zeta Vandyke]

7 hours ago, Fionalein said:

Not even that - it would just have needed some coordinated effort between law and PR departments  one person good with explaining and picking up/anticipate customer vibes and a legaleese speaker colaborating to produce a shiny documentation.

 

They needed someone who would have said: Lets not post this whole Tilia thing too publicly, just put it away in a dark corner of the web where it CAN be read for legal reasons but will probably never be noticed. And when the "agree to go on" pops up, everyone mindlessly clicks it and go on with their merry second lifes.

Edited July 12, 2019 by Zeta Vandyke

[suzyst]

9 hours ago, Amina Sopwith said:

Can you also please send them to the Palace of Westminster? We're going to need them so badly.

That place is beyond saving , we need to resurect Guy Fawkes

[suzyst]

8 hours ago, Fionalein said:

Not even that - it would just have needed some coordinated effort between law and PR departments  one person good with explaining and picking up/anticipate customer vibes and a legaleese speaker colaborating to produce a shiny documentation.

 

Or even a better name. I suspect there would be less adverse reaction if they called it "Linden Labs financial services", which is a fairly accurate description of what it is.