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The Linden Lab management team photos and titles are back up, as of March 10, 2024. Reported by Inara Pey on her blog.
Minus two this time. There was also a promotion in January 2024 of one of the management team VP's. Can't say names here, even though this is all public information from LL on their website. Marketing was added to his job titles.
Stay tuned in, as they say in radio.
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5 minutes ago, Katherine Heartsong said:
(or cat, since I am a cat IRL).
Cats are next. SL can't have naked pu**ys running around G-rated regions.
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25 minutes ago, Rowan Amore said:
If the person were so very concerned with illegal activity, why didn't they take their proof to the proper authorities? That's what made the whole blog post suspicious to me
Perhaps he/she was concerned about revealing their real identity to government officials. Are whistle blowers really protected in whatever country the "reporter" lives in? Maybe he lives in Albania, or North Korea, or Florida.
The claim was that LL had a copy of the blog post early draft in December, and their only response was removing in world evidence. By going public, it forced LL to "wake up" as Brad said in his post.
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6 minutes ago, Sparkle Bunny said:
Out of interest, where would the dossier need to be published for you (or anyone else) to take it seriously? Pretty much all of what passes for journalism in SL is blog-based.
Here - as attachments of course. https://supreme.justia.com/
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When the blog article first was published, I copied all of the text to a simple ascii text editor (Notepad), and it was still 82KB. That's around 30 pages of single spaced text. I did not include any graphics at all.
I wonder if Brad and most here have actually plowed through all of it. There were some inflammatory assumptions, but they were all stated as speculative. As far as claiming the article was not up to professional journalism standards - have you read any Yahoo News articles lately? A few grammatical errors and rambling sentences in a 30 page treatise is not a reason to discount the entire article. It could have been written by a PhD engineer in Graphics Design after all. Well actually no, it would be almost unintelligible then.
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2 minutes ago, Henri Beauchamp said:
If I can't see the original allegations, how could I understand Brad's own post and what is is really about ?
Check your messages.
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web.archive.org has multiple dates listed for the original article. It was first published on Feb 25, 2024 and is still in the web.archive.org wayback machine. It is one of the most repeated articles on the wayback machine, up until the article was removed.
I assume we can't list the url's here without violating the SL TOS.
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I missed the last name registration by about 1 month (on my main acct). But I sure don't feel like a newbie after 13+ years of being online, with no "vacation" breaks.
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It's getting late - somehow I thought that was a question about RL. But we can't speak of RL here of course.
I am SL class of 2011, but was online in chat rooms since 1978. Does that make me an oldbie? I find those that started when all the publicity about making a million dollars in SL, around 2009 (?) still look down on us "newbies" that have a Resident last name, from early 2011.
I think days active inworld would be a better indicator than rezz date. That would change a few in this forum to newbies.
Save 3 days in the hospital for an emergency operation, I have been IN world, in SL since my rezz date every day for at least 4 hrs, and usually more like 12 hrs/day.
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Time for a song -
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sounds like an improvement over blow up dolls from France...
Serious question, if these NPC AI helpers are owned by LL, can we trust them? Do I need to watch what I ask them?
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4 minutes ago, Sid Nagy said:
The Thing will not be discussed here on these forums
Yep, and anywhere else it seems. Everyone has been silenced, outside of SL also - too much to lose I guess. We are hoping SL cleans up it's mess and moves forward.
There are ways to figure out what is happening, but I can't tell you or I might end up with large rocks on my feet, in a deep river.
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22 minutes ago, Arielle Popstar said:
Peeve - Vagaries in the interpretations of the word "week".
Since I am retired, a week is 7 days, and they are all the same! My calendar also is grouped by weeks, 7 days even. Probably don't want to challenge the calendar week. So many printed, would be a shame to recall them all.
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Yeah I knew what you meant. But decreasing attrition would be an increase in employees, or forumites, and that's not the case I see here.
A higher attrition rate indicates that a company may be facing challenges in retaining its employees. This can be due to factors such as low pay, limited opportunities for career growth, poor company culture, or high levels of stress. A higher attrition rate can result in increased hiring costs, decreased productivity, and a negative impact on company morale.
Attrition is more about turnover rate, the lower the better. From what we have heard, some groups have high attrition rates. I don't see many newbies coming here to replace the old ones that have left.
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Peeve - Faulty page counting.
I count 11 pages in the last week, but I don't have anyone on Ignore either.
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1 hour ago, Arielle Popstar said:
attrition is dropping
I think you mean it is increasing.
Attrition is the departure of employees from the organization for any reason (voluntary or involuntary), including resignation, termination, death or retirement
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The ice and snow have melted, and it's Spring/Summer again in the Realms.
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We have some furryners in our midst.
yeka ukukhuluma ngamakhodi ayimfihlo!
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2 hours ago, Love Zhaoying said:
Does this mean the character moves, but its balls are a couple steps behind?
Yes !
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2 hours ago, Solar Legion said:
Go out of town for two weeks or so, miss reading a few threads apparently
You didn't miss much, since all the interesting threads in the last 2 weeks have been removed, often in a few hours.
Pet Peeve - I take a lunch break, and when I return the thread is missing.
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3 hours ago, PheebyKatz said:
My dad would say it's pointless because all you need for communication across a distance is a good transceiver and set of Morse code paddles.
So your dad was a young-un. The proper terms for telegraphy before radio existed was a Sounder to make two clicks upon making and breaking the circuit. The first senders were Morse code Keys, simple lever switches you tapped to send dits and dashes. Paddles, which are called Bugs today, came a bit later, since moving the paddle to the left made a series of dits while dashes were made manually with a left motion. I sold my old classic VibroPlex bug 20 years ago for $150, so I could have the left and right mixed up. When I was 7 yrs old I built a telegraph sounder using a wood block, a large nail, doorbell wire, and a couple springs, and a large 1.5 volt #6 size battery. My parents were worried I would burn the house down. None of my friends wanted to learn Morse Code especially with a clicky old sounder. They were more into baseball.
Here's one of the first sounders - electromagnet, soft iron piece mounted on a spring loaded fulcrum. The idea was to hear the acoustic click made by the telegraph key, 50 miles away, via the telegraph lines (the first internet?). Yes this was the first electronic communication all over the world. A skilled telegrapher could send and read about 35 words per min. Now what is this PBR again?
I was an only child - so no siblings to practice the Morse Code with, or join SL... (see, on topic)
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8 hours ago, Qie Niangao said:
"across the street" has a topic germane to the OP
My decoder ring is not working for that code... got another hint?
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Has anyone seen a Lab Gab announcement where the participants were not listed in the announcement? This is very strange. Was LL unsure who would be interviewed (as in available) for the Lab Gab?
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14 minutes ago, Love Zhaoying said:
Ah, that's the SL economy (not LL gross income), right?
I have seen SL's gross revenue as around $80 Million/yr. but their Net income was estimated as $8.5 Million, as stated above. LL has to pay their employees, the Amazon Cloud, and their legal staff, and their generous benefits, from that gross income.
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Official Statement from Oberwolf Linden
in General Discussion Forum
Posted · Edited by Jaylinbridges
Sorry you didn't get invited to the FIC. You can find out linden and RL names for top managers in the original blog post. Or deduce that information by looking at job titles. No secrets, just cannot say any names here, by order of the Chief.