Monica Querrien

When I first started SL, I had someone who I thought would make a cool friend unfriend me after a bit. I was disappointed, but I guess she didn't feel like putting up with a newbie for to long after the first stepping stones...hehe. I used to delete people with a message that I would readd them if they ever came back to SL, but then stopped doing that when people who I was good friends with suddenly stopped logging on. I was away from SL from 50 days cause my HD crashed...when I came back I too had found some people had defriended me without seeing whether or not I was okay or why. I told them all what happened, and some readded me. I have close friends, acquaintances, business contacts all on my list so it wouldn't make sense for me to remove people I don't speak to all the time. I think only reason I remove people if I didn't feel like declining their friend request at the time they asked me to be friends (i do decline people who don't read my profile regarding random friend requests,though). I will give some friends a time out (aka uncheck them from online list) if I get 5 TPs a day. I don't want to accidentally tp to a location while I'm working or talking with a friend and I have notices from my groups coming in. I keep my calling cards as well so I can keep track of who was ever added to my friends list.

Oh I really hope they don't go around changing the way the date is done. When I go on websites that is ran by Europeans or Australians, and the game/website is set to their time zone, I don't go around asking them to change their format. I believe it's their right as webmasters to format their application as they see fit. LL should do a blurb on what the occasion is, though. Spring break--also known as March break, Study Week or Reading Week in the United Kingdom and some parts of Canada--is a recess in early spring at universities and schools in Canada, mainland China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Mexico, South Africa,Brazil,the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries. In the United States, spring break at the college and university level can occur from February to April, depending on term dates and certain holidays. Many K-12 institutions in the United States schedule their spring breaks around Easter and Passover. So based on that, why is everyone complaining that it's only an American holiday? Second, I would think it's a vacation (or holiday) where people like to go to warmer climates to hang out and have fun (hence the beach themes and the like).

Do you have what it takes to be a Naughty Deviant? The Naughty Den is now looking for some fun-loving staff who are willing to work with us to make this the best nightclub experience that is out there in Second Life. How will we accomplish this? Currently we are looking for the following staff to be in our Deviant family: Shift managersDJsDancers (preferably with hosting abilities) Come on down now and get your application! Any questions please contact Monica Querrien. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Sensual Heaven/148/39/583

Misery loves company, so even though you will see people who like to complain band together and go picking on others...I wouldn't thik that would necessarily make them friends.

It's hard to answer this, because when I first read the topic I thought it would be a general discussion...when in fact it seems targeted to a specfic group of people. I feel in SL everyone is looking to network with people..be it for something long term or instant gratification. When I first started SL some people that brought me here gave me a folder of their favorite landmarks...and I was taken to a freebie mall by someone to help me get a better skin (and she also gave me landmarks). Even if the person's intent was to promote their business., it can still benefit you. No one can make you buy anything that you don't want to, so even if people were to take you to a store (their store) to purchase something...you can always choose to walk away. So if a new person wanted a place to live, maybe the woman would be right up their alley, if the price was right.

Welcome to SL! I like the fact that you are willing to experience SL through the eyes of those who participate daily. Hopefully this will help you gain insight as to what we like about Second Life, and what we would like to see improved. Have fun, and I look forward to hearing more about your new adventures !