One of the things that should be taught to newbs coming into SL is their conduct.
I don't mind helping any newbs who need guidance, but I don't know how many times I hear, or am subjected to some truly ignorant and rude interactions with newcomers who don't seem to have any common sense in their activities in world.
Examples:
1. Newbs flying into your home or landing on your property and start either looking around or using your property.
2. Sending you friend requests when you've never met or spoken to them.
3. Asking residents for money/lindens.
4. Rudely stepping in and jumping on dances/poses when a partner of a resident does it.
5. They need to read profiles and see the status of residents, rather than blindly propositioning them with inappropriate remarks.
6. They think that filthy nasty crude language is ok anywhere in a public club/location.
7. Greifing by accident or malicioulsy.
8. Teens showing up at adult dance clubs and not understanding how to conduct themselves.
Maybe if these problems were addressed in orientation, there wouldn't be as many problems and so many complaint reports filed. Which Linden has seemed to fallen down on the job in following up on. Personally I've been harassed by a couple of residents (which was unprovoked by me) and I filed a complaint twice. Nothing was ever reported back to me on the outcome of this complaint, so I'm guessing that Linden has done nothing, since these people continue to harrass others.
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One of the things that should be taught to newbs coming into SL is their conduct.
I don't mind helping any newbs who need guidance, but I don't know how many times I hear, or am subjected to some truly ignorant and rude interactions with newcomers who don't seem to have any common sense in their activities in world.
Examples:
1. Newbs flying into your home or landing on your property and start either looking around or using your property.
2. Sending you friend requests when you've never met or spoken to them.
3. Asking residents for money/lindens.
4. Rudely stepping in and jumping on dances/poses when a partner of a resident does it.
5. They need to read profiles and see the status of residents, rather than blindly propositioning them with inappropriate remarks.
6. They think that filthy nasty crude language is ok anywhere in a public club/location.
7. Greifing by accident or malicioulsy.
8. Teens showing up at adult dance clubs and not understanding how to conduct themselves.
Maybe if these problems were addressed in orientation, there wouldn't be as many problems and so many complaint reports filed. Which Linden has seemed to fallen down on the job in following up on. Personally I've been harassed by a couple of residents (which was unprovoked by me) and I filed a complaint twice. Nothing was ever reported back to me on the outcome of this complaint, so I'm guessing that Linden has done nothing, since these people continue to harrass others.