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Hello, You can click on the Knowledge Base tab and do a search on 'grandfathering' if you want more information. It's a great resource if you have some questions about policy. Here is the information on Grandfathering that is there now, for your convenience. Once the region transfers ownership, the grandfathered price will be converted to the current pricing. Grandfathered pricing Some older regions have "grandfathered" or discounted pricing on their monthly maintenance fees. In February 2010, it was announced that these grandfathered maintenance fees would no longer be offered. Changing ownership or converting a grandfathered region now changes its maintenance fee to the current monthly rate for its region type. We are unable to swap the price of a current grandfathered region with a non-grandfathered region. Grandfathered pricing stays with the region for the life of the region, or until the region is transferred or converted. If a grandfathered region is abandoned and subsequently reactivated, its maintenance fee is updated to the current monthly rate for its region type.

To celebrate the launch of the new Premium membership package, which includes exclusive benefits and Premium-only sneak peaks, we’re offering 50 percent off Premium Membership*! Take advantage of this limited-time offer and sign up now. In addition to saving 50 percent off the regular price, members enjoy more rewards than ever — including exclusive, Resident-created gifts. You’ll also gain access to Premium-only Sandboxes — special areas inworld where you can build objects, rez purchased items and meet other new members — all on specialized land where you are free to express your creativity. Become a Premium member today and you’ll also get a sneak peak of the limited-time beta of Linden Realms, a quest-driven interactive experience created by Linden Lab at our Premium Sandboxes and Gift Kiosks. Plus, you’ll get your own Second Life home to furnish, Premium-only access to Live Chat support, a L$1000 sign-up bonus and weekly L$ rewards to spend on whatever you like. Read more details about Premium benefits here — and keep your eye out for even more benefits coming soon. *TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR 50% DISCOUNT This limited-time discount offer is available only for memberships on the Quarterly billing plan. Discount will be applied to the first quarterly billing cycle only, and all future charges will be at the regular Premium price. To qualify, Second Life members must have an active Basic account or create a new Second Life account. Discount offer begins on Monday the 21st of November at 8:00 am Pacific Standard Time (PST) and expires on Monday the 28th of November 2011 at 08:00 am Pacific Standard Time (PST).

Try this knowledge base article. Answers is also a good place to check. http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Managing-your-Marketplace-store/ta-p/700191

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day for Nov. 20, "Morning: Late, late!," by marissa. Visit inworld here.

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day, "HPMD ," by Ramona Forcella.

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Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day, "Avilion Grove –Anniversary Masquerade Ball," by Osiris LeShelle . Visit inworld here.

Check out the SL FLickr Pic of the Day for Nov. 15, "Roxxy Fullbody," by Elisa.

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Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day, "Casablanca," by Aisyla Aldrin.

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day for Nov. 10, "Petrovsky flux," by Just Siss.

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Check out the SL Flickr Pic for Nov. 9, "don't look but lookCaffine," by Caffine.

New Viewer Gives Second Life Users a Customizable User Interface for a More Flexible Workspace With the launch of the new Second Life Viewer on Nov. 8, Second Life Residents can now customize their user interface for a more flexible workspace. New customizable functionality includes: Drag-and-drop buttons on the toolbar so Residents can change ordering, move buttons from one toolbar to another and choose which buttons appear An option to choose one, two or three toolbars The option to select either icons or labels The new Viewer also makes it easy for new Residents to find the essential basic functions, as well as access more advanced functionality as they grow in Second Life. New-user functionality includes: How-to window provides easy, step-by-step instructions for common tasks Destinations button offers interesting destinations Avatars button allows Residents to choose and immediately change their avatar Inventory button lets Residents see the things they own Shop button takes Residents to the Second Life Marketplace By merging the Basic and Advanced modes, users no longer need to switch between modes, which improves usability – and ultimately enhances the Second Life inworld experience. For further details on how to get the most out of the new Second Life Viewer, please check out the following video tutorials: Inbox Messaging Gives Second Life Residents a More Efficient Way to Communicate Did you know that you are now able to send a message from your inbox to anyone in Second Life who accepts messages from you? Whether you are a merchant and want to ask your customers about their experiences with your products, or you simply want to keep in touch with friends, the addition of the profile inbox will help you better communicate. Because you can view and track your messages, inbox messaging also allows you to better manage conversations. And because the inbox is available on the web, you don't have to be logged in to Second Life to read and send messages. If you would like to contact someone who is not in your friends list, you can send them a message directly from their profile by choosing “Message” from the drop-down envelope icon. Although direct messages to other users don't appear in your profile feed (even if that's set to public), if you are still concerned about your privacy, your profile settings allow you to control who sends you messages and how you get notified.

Check out today's Flickr Pic of the Day, "Autumn girl," by Ludmilla Writer.

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the day, "Warm Fall Day," by Envy Watts.

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day, "Say You're Sorry," by Felicity Blumenthal.

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day for Nov. 5, "Masterminds Week 199 - Free For All ," by Skye Donardson.

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day for Nov. 3, "F.v.X.," by Sileny Noel .

Check out the SL Flickr Pic of the Day for Nov. 2, "Originalia - the Dock -Scottius Polke," by Nemo the Insane Jester.