a tos question to long to input in this small field

[Griffin Ceawlin 685]

No.

From the Community Standards:

 

1. Disclosure

   Residents are entitled to a reasonable level of privacy with regard to their Second Life experience. Sharing personal information about your fellow Residents without their consent -- including gender, religion, age, marital status, race, sexual preference, alternate account names, and real-world location beyond what is provided by them in their Resident profile -- is not allowed. Remotely monitoring conversations in Second Life, posting conversation logs, or sharing conversation logs without the participants' consent are all prohibited.

 

That said, this applies only to "all areas of Second Life, the Second Life Forums, and the Second Life Website."

[Griffin Ceawlin 685]

No.

From the Community Standards:

 

1. Disclosure

   Residents are entitled to a reasonable level of privacy with regard to their Second Life experience. Sharing personal information about your fellow Residents without their consent -- including gender, religion, age, marital status, race, sexual preference, alternate account names, and real-world location beyond what is provided by them in their Resident profile -- is not allowed. Remotely monitoring conversations in Second Life, posting conversation logs, or sharing conversation logs without the participants' consent are all prohibited.

 

That said, this applies only to "all areas of Second Life, the Second Life Forums, and the Second Life Website."

[Rolig Loon 26,622]

Griffin is absolutely right.  You cannot unilaterally decide that you are going to take away someone else's right to privacy.  That's a TOS violation.

[Peewee Musytari 731]

It is as meaningless as it would be if you put a note in your profile saying the exact opposite to counteract their statement lol

By agreeing to to TOS we all have a legal contract with LL and you can`t just just decide yourself that you can break one of the terms in that contract by making a note on your profile.