Elsa Ewing

I'm very sure about what I'm doing Lindal. Nothing is holding me inside SL. I'm not prepared to make just one more extra cent for The almighty Lab nor in tier, nor in commission for marketplace sales. I suggest they lock this thread very soon now. Before you know it we are discussing one of the subjects that we are not allowed to talk about. We can't have that can we? That said, thanks for the suggestions and have a good one you all. Elsa is on her way to the bin now too.

Thanks Chinrey I know Doctors Without Borders from RL, where I donate to them too on regular basis. I will dive into that one in world. Thanks for the great tip. I did not know they were active in world too.

For maybe obvious reasons I will not support RFL in this case. It was my first thought as well, but then I saw who is 'bragging' with the received award shield on Twitter. That changed my mind. Any other suggestions are very welcome.

I'm leaving Second Life. I have already deleted all the other avatars I had, including my main Sid Nagy. His marketplace shop is emptied. Elsa was always the banker of the bunch, so she is stuck with what is left of the L$. I don't want to go through the Tilia hassle needed to be able to cash out. I want to delete Elsa too asap, but before that I want to donate the remaining 'game tokens' to charity or a good in world project. Any recommendations?

There should not be an opt out, but a complete removal of all personal data and then they should start fresh again on their website with an opt in solution. There would not be much people profiles on display in the future, I guess. Displaying those profiles is IMHO an useless exercise: The rest of world does not care and SL residents only can get peeved about it. They proved the world that they can and that should be enough. But whutdoiknow2?

@Madelaine McMasters: Spelling out the websites name was reason for closure of a thread about this matter already. Better act as if they are Voldemort in Harry Potter. Not insinuating that they are evil, but that one should not mention their names either.

It was never my intention to let you say things you did not say. If you somehow got that impression, that was not the purpose of my post. I apologize if my post gave you that impression. That said, in general, without implying that you implied this without saying so: Because massive data gathering happens on the Internet and other digital platforms, that doesn't mean one should put their head in the sand and hope for the best. IMHO there is a lot to gain by sorting this matter out properly and not with the usual half arsed solutions we are all to familiar with.

Because it does happen, doesn't mean one should put their head in the sand and hope for the best. IMHO there is a lot to gain by sorting this matter out properly and not with the usual half arsed solutions we are all to familiar with.

I think that Charlotte just was being sarcastic. That was not an official B statement IMHO.

We don't inform you, that your personal Second Life data are published on our website, but sure if you find out by stumbling over our website, we opt you out, if you wish. Sounds weird doesn't it?

I know exactly how many peanuts my (over here well known) alt earns every month from selling and designing for Second Life without third party websites. His SL wallet is made of onion leather. When you have a look inside, you start to weep.

The simple solution IMHO is that the Bees continue their bot hobby, but simply leave out all the names of SL residents in what they publish on their website. So no profiles from residents on their website, no individual earnings or landholdings or whatever is possible to harvest and connect to Second Life residents. And if there is something to opt, it always should be opt in. - I sell you a house, unless you opt out. - You buy our expensive insurances unless you opt out That is not how it should work, is it?

No he isn't.