Lucky Winnfield

Let me give my theory about why Second Life may be losing it, the major reason. It's been all about money and therefore all about commercialism. It should be like a 3D version of Facebook with 3D games and better interaction and the ability to use a name of your choice than a forced name. Maybe if everyone had a free "home" and they only charge money for extra features like they do for facebook. The problem too is that Second Life money can be exchanged back for actual money. In the casino game I play via facebook, you can buy chips with real money but not sell them for such. Otherwise all it seems is walking around looking at mostly ads and some nice 3D buildings. imagine if there were more connection with "first life" this could be the next big thing, or otherwise it fades away. put it this way, most of my friends have a facebook presence, and none of them are in Second Life.