Camron Solo

LOL.

Try to log out and back in again and try to delete them again. If that does not work then you might just have to file a support ticket.

That's terrible. Since you said you deleted your account, the best thing you can do is just create another account. Make your password something diffucult with letters and numbers (and symbols if allowed). Write it down and keep it in a secure place in case you forget. And for sure never tell anyone you meet in SL or the internet your password.

Put your viewer on the same computer as your photoshop, it'll make it easier for you. Are you bothering at all to look back at your own posts about creating clothing or looking for similar posts on the boards or internet before you ask the same type questions you have asked before?

Have you tried contacting the creator? Perhaps they might have already encountered this issue and might have suggestions for you.

It looks fine to me. I am not sure of what exactly you might be seeing, but then again I don't have the original poster to compair it to. Shadows help create depth and not make the clothing look so flat. Maybe your monitor is on low making the shadows appear darker then they really are?

If you are using the marketplace for purchases, not only might there be a "see item in Second Life" link at the bottom like already mentioned but if there is in fact a demo of the item availale you will be able to see a link on the right hand column under the orange "Buy It Now" button that says "Get the demo version".

Have you tried asking the Avination forums or serching Google?

Deja Letov wrote: I would say use your best judgement and don't do it for a MINOR amount. The difference between 5 and 6% is practically nothing. On a 100L item we're talking 1L. Do you really feel the need to complain over 1l? Id look for more major violations, like a minimum of a 10% increase is what I would look for. That's even IF you really feel like policing it. Personally I could care less if someone charges less in world, it doesn't affect me, it only affects LL and their 5% commission. This is my thought exactly about this. As a customer I'd gladly purchase something in-world especially if it was less. But customers seeing an item greatly over priced on the Marketplace could turn away a customer or have the opposite effect and push them to go see the item out in world to see if it is any cheaper. I can understand being put off by a 10% or so difference from MP -> in-world. I don't think I'd bother to flag, but it wouldn't affect me either if I seen a 5%-6% difference.

I agree. I'm really liking the chosen music photos!

I don't think the messages-to-email feature is suppsoe to prevent capping. For me, sometimes even when messages are capped I still don't get every single IM via email. I think it has always just been messed up that way.

One thing is consistent, which is the view of others and the view of the OP and those don't seem like they will change any time soon. The horse is pretty much dead on that. But it is good to see that it has some thinking of how to more accurately represent their item. That is for sure a change for the good.

Have you tried searching in world for scrpting classes? It may be your best option unless someone is willing to take time to do a one-on-one.

You can look on the wiki for Phoenix for more infomation about OTR. I found this pertaining to it: "OTR: Allows private conversations over instant messaging by providing authentication, encryption and other features." Basically it just a way to "protect" IMs etc. As far as mesh, to me, I see it same as in Firestorm. Meh, I can't tell a difference. You might just have to see on each viewer for yourself and which you may prefer.

There's the MensStuffHunt. I am not sure how often they run it, or if it is in progress, but usually it is massive.

Please point me to where I claim she is the victim. You forget that she mentioned that she is a merchant herself. As many responses and views that others have already gave their input everyone took the thread differently. No matter what was the example of the purchased item here if you buy one thing and the next person buys the same thing, you may be tickled with it, while the other person is not so pleased with it. Its called an opinion. We all have one. Until someone makes you forum police, don't tell others what to or not to come here with. Maybe you never have expierienced what the topic orignally was, buying something and getting home to realize it is not really how it seemed in the picture. That's all that seem to of happened here, she bought something, she brought the topic to attention to see what others have experienced. Before she deleted the original post she mentioned that it was a topic she had thought about bringing up for a while, iirc. If you ever buy something and this is the case by all means come here and post about it and show your example and you'll see how it feels to have your own post turned around on you.

I'm 98% sure that is an Al Vulo skin, shape I'm not sure.

Selling to Lindex will have the better rate. Selling to other residents will more then likely get your money taken. Stick with Lindex or other well known selling sites.

I think the missed point that iCade was wanting to make is open a platform for everyone to share experiences and talk about the issue of fasle advertising by over editing pictures in SL. I believe to make her point she showed just one example of this to get the idea going of what she was talking about. That was taken out of context and blown out of porportion to where she started to be attacked. I don't think it would matter if we all would go and buy the outfit or it could of been another completely different outfit, a fact is that we would all see it differently. The point is not the outfit that was posted or for that particular outfit to be picked apart. If one can not speak freely (without the OP post being turned around on them) and post examples of what they are trying to get across then there is no where to voice an opinion or ask a question for discussion.

The merchants of the items you have purchased. If you go to the "My Marketplace" link at the very top on marketplace.secondlife.com (and after you've logged in) you will see a drop down. Click on "My Account" and on the page that loads click on the "Order History" link in the left hand column. There you can see the details and person who the item was sold by. Just IM the creator and let them know what is going on. Sometimes it may take up to 8 hours for items to deliver when the Marketplace is being slow. Perhaps you can try waiting a little and then contact the creators/merchants.

Well if the other posting was in the same tone as this one I can actually see why no one responded. :matte-motes-smug:

Thanks a lot! That clarifies it for me!

In still understanding how permissions work I was wondering... Let's say I create a texture that I would like to sell. I put COPY, MOD, and NO TRANS on the texture. The purchaser would still be able to use this in their creations with it NO TRANS, yes? The only thing no trans should prevent them from doing is transferring the texture to someone else. But it should not prevent them from doing anything else as far as applying the texture to something they want to make and sell, right? Thanks in advance!

Quality clothing to me is clothing that you can clearly see that the creator took time to make, esp if they made if themselves. It is clothing that fits well to the avatars body. Even if the seller did purchase clothing templates in that case it is choice and how well they chose to use it or mod it. And for me in most cases the price of clothing compaired to the quality can be very mixed. There is some not so well cheaper clothing. But overall the price will not sway or defer me from purchasing something if I feel it is well made. Nor do I look at cheaper clothing as if it is just that, cheap.