Kerri Macarthur

Yet again putting words in my mouth. I did not say they were "collectively bad". I said they had the potential to do bad things without warning. Big difference.

Ok to start with, I'm not stupid. When you accept, it IS a yes forever - UNLESS the user does something to revoke it. Many will forget / not know / be too lazy / not actually realise what they accepted. Should these people be exploited?

Personally I think there should be an "only this time" accept button rather than a choice between "no" and "yes forever"

Do we even have sliced bread?

Its not "easier". Furniture can do things when you sit. And when you stand, perms are revoked. Experiences are not like this Also, furniture doesn't change your environment.

Try to respond to what we actually say rather than what you think we say

I think at this point you are being deliberately obtuse. Seems I touched a nerve. Not my fault this whole idea is invasive and inappropriate. You know its not the same. I have never worn a scripted item that has changed my environment settings. And everything is revoked when you remove it. However, these scripts take more permissions and can engage them at any time in any place. Detaching an object will not revoke this. Who is going to bother fiddling around in the viewer preferences every time they visit a store or something? Nobody.

Seriously what are you smoking? Nice attempt at scoping my posts for some dirt to throw at me but its not even close to the same thing. Sit down, you're embarrassing yourself

I think this is the core of the argument. Giving up control of so much to a person who you don't know that could use this on you in the future. I mean, lets look at the actual conditions one by one: Once permission is granted you will not see this message again for this experience unless it is revoked from the experience profile. So we can expect to lose control over our actions anytime in the future, unless we manually revoke each and every permission. Scripts associated with this experience will be able to do the following on regions where the experience is active: And not just in the location we accepted these requests. Literally anywhere on the grid that has one of the same experience scripts. Then we get to the actual level of control they have: Act on your control inputs Animate your avatar Attach to your avatar Track your camera Control your camera Teleport you Force your avatar to sit Change your environment settings I mean, come on. Who in their right mind would allow all of this at any time and in any place? Its basically losing control over your whole sl. Its possible you could be on another sim minding your own business and randomly your avatar would do its own thing, deform, start wearing attachments, tp somewhere you didn't choose and be forced to sit on some object! Is this OK? HELL NO!

I've been away from SL for a while and coming back these seem to be everywhere. Instead of "sit to tp" there's this new system that asks for lots of permissions. Is anyone else put off by this list? Once permission is granted you will not see this message again for this experience unless it is revoked from the experience profile. Scripts associated with this experience will be able to do the following on regions where the experience is active: Act on your control inputs Animate your avatar Attach to your avatar Track your camera Control your camera Teleport you Force your avatar to sit Change your environment settings Is this OK? Sounds like once you give your perms to this object, anything owned by the creator - anywhere on the whole grid would be able to do all those things in the list. Personally I don't like that.

oh..well thats crap lol. Thanks anyway

Easy for most, except I never made tattoos. I have a template and made one for upper arm, but its on both arms. I only want one. How?

Anyone know where i can buy?

Hmm, seems like there's a gap in lsl for this Apart from my use.. think of people making doors, or obstacles that needed to be pushed harder to move. Would be great for rp sims - having to get another person to help or it won't budge , etc

hmm, actually that doesn't seem to work. It only measures the force being applied to the prim, not a push from another object hitting it