CaithLynnSayes

Pointless thread.

Couple of years ago Firestorm released code for that but never implemented it. I'm sure its still floating around on the internet somewhere. You up for compiling your own viewer?

Well, i walked right into that one, well played

Same way Google sends me an email every month showing me where i've been?

I had inworld encounters with this one. It's going to be a hilarious thread. Follow Thread, *click*

Wait just a hot second... Are you telling me that people are buying other people gifts? It's not actually Santa who brings the presents!? Is Santa real!? Have i been lied to all these 40 years of my life!!?

So yeah, i've also noticed yesterday that i could not "connect to a simulator". Looked at the grid page and thought, oh well. i'll try again later. But i'm pretty sure that before it used to be when you tried to log into a region that was offline, you got spat out in a noob and troll infested infohub and the viewer said something along the lines of "the region you are trying to log into isn't online we we've moved you to a nearby one", something along those lines. - Is that no longer a thing then?

No timer event, i approve. Indeed way more efficient

When are ads ever accurate anyway, what else is new

Bookmark this link > https://id.secondlife.com/openid/login?return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fsecondlife.com%2Fauth%2Foid_return.php%3Fredirect%3Dhttps%3A%2F%2Fsecondlife.com%2Findex.php&language=en-US&show_join=false It's a sweet and short loginbox redirecting you to the login of SL without any distractions. I've explained before what exactly that link does. Oh wait, i forgot, you don't like bookmarks, lol so i'll do you one better. Google how to edit your 'hosts' file (Windows) and add the following exactly: id.secondlife.com/openid/login?return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fsecondlife.com%2Fauth%2Foid_return.php%3Fredirect%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fsecondlife.com%252Findex.php&language=en-US&show_join=false secondlife.com If you don't know how to edit your hosts file, frikkin' google it or get a tool like HostsMan. That allow you to edit it the easy way. What this will do is change what happens when you go to "secondlife.com" (manually type it in) it will redirect to the above link. And if you're now gonna tell me you're a Linux or fruit computer user, imma burst a vain!* PS: You said earlier that when you go to facebook you type it into google and then click it. I'm sorry... i really don't follow your logic. What's wrong with typing facebook.com in the address bar? That is saving you an extra thing to click as well. But i guess, as was said before "why do it the easy way when you can do it the hard way", right? You're hysterical 😛 Added bonus: If you use that link (bookmark, or edited hosts file). Every time you go to secondlife.com it'll ask you to log in, since that is apparently what you seem to want * Lol, not really

This is a non-issue. I'm wandering off to something else

Dude, Several people have suggested great alternatives like bookmarking direct login links and other solutions, from what i'm reading you've declined all of them. You want LL to pander to 'your' way for this none-issue that is easily solved at your end...

Do you know what marketing is? Do you really want a company that measures its income at least partly from advertising to limit it? Fat chance of that, if anything it'll find ways to maximize it

This is the bookmark link i use > https://id.secondlife.com/openid/login?return_to=https%3A%2F%2Fmarketplace.secondlife.com%2F&language=en-US&show_join=false and it looks like this: If you dissect That URL, you'll see that after login it will redirect to Marketplace and it won't show the register for new members box (show_join=false) Why does it look so dark you ask? Oh, i just use an extension for chrome called Dark Reader. It's pretty neat. It does a great job at trying to flip just about any webpage into dark mode. PS: Yes, my password really is that long.

So i remembered correctly, thanks for confirming that.

Don't quote me on this, but i believe the creator of this website passed away years ago and it was being kept alive by his wife. (I think i read that somewhere when i was first trying to use this tool.) If you use the 'WayBackMachine*' you can still see its content. The last capture was somewhere in 2019 > http://web.archive.org/web/20200203092932/http://gridurl.appspot.com/ The source code for this website was made public and can be had from the Google Code Archive > https://code.google.com/archive/p/gridpersister/downloads * The internet never forgets, kids

Correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't it so that your name doesn't show up in the members list if you hide the group from your profile? Could that (if so) not be a way to try and fight this?

ah ok. Precious soul protection mechanism. I get it

Its possible i've missed it for decades and now i'm just getting enlightened but i just noticed an upvote thingie at each forum post. Neat, can we have a downvote thingie as well? Or.... ok, no, i'll behave

Not intentionally, i'm sure... I'm joking i'm joking! keep calm!

All above answers are incorrect. It's not because the merchant has "banned" you, its because they blocked/muted you... Note to LL, to avoid confusion, try and change the wording of the message. It is confusing by nature. "made unavailable for purchase", no, just say "you have been muted by this merchant, they don't want you to buy from them"... or something along those lines. Why make it needlessly difficult and confusing?

Hoping to have read the question correctly, i believe OP is asking how to properly set maturity ratings on items, not to look for them since OP claims to be "consistently flagged for moderate items" So here is the answer to that: go to your MP page, click My Marketplace > Merchant home > Manage listings. You'll see your listed (and unlisted) items. to the far right is an "action" pull down menu. click it and select Edit. There you'll see all the "options" for that listing including Maturity Level: If i was to understand your question correctly, then this is your answer.