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  1. Zindra is half done because LL dramatically underestimated the size of the adulting population and the migration required. The initial grided regions was assumed sufficient. When it plainly wasn't, they hastily added more regions as the news slowly filtered though, demand and panic spread though the population, things inevitably got worse. The rules were incredibly vague. Some were afraid of getting reported playing dress up, did owning a sex bed count, would a different partner every night make a home a public location, what kinds of avatars could go to A land. There were specific personal use case questions from everyone affected, of which only a tiny minority raised here or via support. LL started trying to add carve outs and "clarifications" to the adult content policy to limit those who would be affected both as a way to calm fears and limit demand. This was of course ineffective as SL's social tooling wasn't up to the task (and still isn't), most users had no idea, just that sex could get you banned. The clarifications (often written up on the fly to answer a specific user question and later codified on the wiki) combined with a desire to be done created the situation we have today, where certain highly questionable activities are permitted under a strict interpretation of the rules and strip clubs don't need to be on A land. The rules acting like a giant dragnet under threat of a ban made the migration a social disaster and cemented the impression that Linden management not only refused to eat their own dog food, they utterly despised dogs in general, even the good boys. Adult land became 'better safe than sorry' with private regions a close second. Mainland has never recovered. LL seem to tacitly acknowledge its importance to platform health, while at the same time trying present a wholesome virtual world that demonstrably no one wants.
  2. Seriously, OP should do this. Firestorm support are awesome.
  3. Just do what all the lovense enabled performers in SL do .. leave the device buzzing to itself on your desk.
  4. Every viewer on the grid supporting a specific thing is the best promotion. How many ran off and bought a space navigator just because SL had support for it .. and that was just viewer support.
  5. Good idea. We will start charging for other TPV features based on how much of a need we determine people have. It would certainly help support the tireless efforts of the unpaid volunteers who make projects life Firestorm a reality.
  6. They stated on their discord last night they they are "committed to incorporating RLVa support into the viewer", this was changed to "RLVa-alike functionallity" after I pressed privately on how they planned to accomplish that as RLVa is LGPL and thus far, their viewer does not appear to or intend to publish sources (they have been *****ly when pressed about it). I would like to see Lovnense hardware/API support in all viewers for all those who enjoy such content in SL.
  7. "Y" - because running up to space daddy and stealing his thunder with a wet slap would be hilarious. We would get miles of print, everyone would laugh. It's on point for meme culture and raises a very resonant question begging to be answered a million different ways; "Y" are any of us doing this. it would be glorious and a solid power move. Marketing would have so much material to work with.
  8. Yeah, you're right. They should have classes. All the newbies sat at desks, teacher can walk up and down rapping knuckles the moment anyone thinks about dating. Does anyone have an apple? What's todays lesson?
  9. Cartoon avatars do not age. Realistic avatars age like milk. Doesn't matter how good a realistic avatar gets. Next season, it will look like this. and thats for us, used to looking at them everyday. Newbies, this is all they see..
  10. This is where you're mistaken .. you're here to have an argument. I'm not.
  11. All content above G rated was (is) prohibited. That, combined with the lack of social tooling made it very clear the last thing anyone should be doing was talking to anyone else, let alone *clutches pearls* roleplaying. It was barely possible to have friends, when traveling together there was no guarantee you would enter a new destination in the same instance. We all visited. We all left promising to "try it again when it's a bit more finished," and it never was, because it was. Job done and all that. The only thing LL made clear was that it wasn't for us. We're the wrong sort.
  12. “But the plans were on display…” “On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them.” “That’s the display department.” “With a flashlight.” “Ah, well, the lights had probably gone.” “So had the stairs.” “But look, you found the notice, didn’t you?” “Yes,” said Arthur, “yes I did. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.” ― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Sheesh Sid .. I hope you understand that's not what I meant and are just being a pedantic berk. 🤗
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