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I see it was approved 2 days ago, it's probably lost somewhere in the group feed by now. The way reviewing of photos shared to group works is for every action a moderator takes involving photo you shared you will always get a notification. If the photo is approved - notification. If the photo is rejected - notification. If the photo is removed from the group 6 months later for god knows whatever reason - notification. The fact that you haven't received notification that your work was rejected means it's in the group, just buried... somewhere deep, never to be found again. Personally for me as a photographer, sharing my works in groups like "Second Life Official" where there's overwhelming flow of content and slow moderation is not the best approach to share my art as it tends to quickly get lost... after it was approved 3 weeks after initially posted to my feed.

Have you checked whether the group is visible on your photo? Also how long after you posted your photo was it approved, was it hours or it days perhaps? It's possible you don't see your photo in the group because the amount of content that is reviewed and published in that group is crazy. There are times where several new pages of content is approved per day in that group. The current photo count there is 1,057,844 photos. It's a lot.

Very much up for the idea.

On today Lovecraft country's weather forecast we expect to be mostly sunny throughout the day and with mild winds blowing from southeast and low probability of losing you sanity to an Eldritch terror in the early evening. Thank you, Dahling.

It should still be available at Access event, if not check out their mainstore inworld.

That place oddly resembles certain cemetery in Arkham.

Liked this on your Flickr recently, love it!

According to Oxford dictionary: short for alternative, it's denoting a version of something, especially popular music, that is intended as a challenge to the traditional version. The popularity of alt- as an initial element in word formation followed the adoption of the hierarchy label alt.* on the computer discussion network Usenet in 1987, as groups with this prefix as the first element were seen as alternatives to the mainstream newsgroups. However, combinations with quasi-adjectival alt can be found earlier, as, for example alt rock as a shortening of alternative rock, dating from no later than 1982.

My looks and thoughts combined.

Lately I've been playing around and practicing taking landscape photos and while there are many that didn't turn out well, some did.

I TOTALLY feel you on that one! The only interactions I've been getting on my photos(not that I post often) lately are the so called group rewards. Thanks... what f*%^$ am I suppose to do with that?! I understand if it was a recognition for well made art, but when I open one of those groups and browse around I see the same reward on random basic screenshots. Sooo stimulating.... NOT! I try to be as supportive as possible to the artists I know and interact with them, showing them I've seen their new work. One particular person here knows that all too well.

PoV when I go hiking

It's actually the most detailed and well written blog about hotels and resorts out there.

It started actively happening to me as well in recent weeks. It usually fixes it self if I teleport somewhere or rebake myself.

Hi there! Seeing as nobody replied I'll try help out. That may be due to settings configuration as in BD there is particular setting for camera lag. Here is an example of the camera settings I use on my viewer: What you can also try is download and install new version of Black Dragon viewer as there was new release very recently. I advice you to clear your cache and delete any residual files you may have as they can mess up with your viewer. You can also check around the Niran's blog and even join the Discord server where people can assist as well on any issue you may have. You can also reach out to @NiranV Dean as he also lurks around the forums.

Looks good, but I feel like the end product will not be like the demo, specially on the rendering part. There are more than I can count sims out there who are very heavy on prims and can make high end desktop pc struggle at times, let alone a mobile device that can't even come close in hardware power. I see it to be mostly used as form communication rather than actively interacting with the virtual world.

I always find it weird when people expect our virtual look and gender to match our real one. We are in a digital world with possibly the largest community driven economy and content where we can be pretty much anything we imagine only to have someone expect us to verify we have "vagene".

As the rest already pointed. Search around the forums, there are plenty of threads about them as well how to deal with them. We just ban and block any bot we see anywhere on premises. [image redacted by moderator]

Me, minding my own business, exploring cities.

I'm in love with your bedroom!