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  1. Hi, I am the owner of Solace Beach Estates, a land rental company in Second Life since 2008. We are looking to hire someone to tutor us and set up Casper Let for approximately 100 rental boxes. You would have a voice call with us in which you teach us to use the system and set up at least some and hopefully all of the boxes for us in the web system. Our current proprietary system is aging and the original developer is not available to repair it, so we need to convert to CasperLet. However, I have two RL jobs and neither I nor my sole estate manager has the time or ability to learn to use the system without some assistance. Pay is $25 per hour USD (I can also pay the equivalent in L$) with a time commitment of 4 to 8 hours total. If you are interested, please send me a note card in world with information about your experience with this software. Thank you!
  2. I have a Halloween-themed amusement park and am looking for profit split and/or affiliate vendors with the appropriate themes (Halloween, Goth, gachas etc.) There's no rent charged, just profit sharing. I don't see a forum for this?
  3. As someone who actually had my accounts hacked last year, here are my two cents. The person who hacked my account was a scripter I hired to create a game system for me. He needed access to my web server to create the database for the system. It used a similar, but not the same, password as my SL account. Over the course of a few weeks he used that information to guess the passwords to my two main SL accounts. He then created payment scripts and inserted them into various objects I owned, including land rental boxes, and accepted debit permissions for them. The scripts gave him the power to send a command and take money from me with any avatar. He began slowly siphoning money from my accounts. I didn't notice right away, because some of the transactions appeared to be game payments. Then he started taking more using the rental boxes. While this was happening I had no idea he was accessing my accounts. I found out when one night I was on with an alt and saw myself log in. It was an incredibly creepy and violating feeling. I immediately logged myself in to knock him out, then changed my passwords. At first I had no idea who it was, until some trustworthy scripter friends helped me discover the extent of the hack. He had taken over $1000 USD by that point. Of course I filed a complaint with Linden Lab. I got about half the money back. Most of it was what he had taken using the rental boxes. It was hard on their side for me to prove that the game winnings were not legitimate payments. Since then he has tried repeatedly to get into my accounts, use his old hacks, etc. Then and now, Linden Lab gave me no tools to protect myself. Until I saw my own avatar, I had no idea someone else was accessing my accounts. I had and still have no means of protecting myself. I actually purchased one of those text message online alert devices and added my own avatars to it, as that's the only way I can know for sure someone else isn't logging in as me. The entire mess could have been prevented with two factor authentication. I would've gotten a notice that someone was trying to log in from a new IP address, and could have reported it, or in any case, he would not have successfully accessed my accounts. No, two factor authentication won't protect you from the FBI, KGB, or anyone else with extreme hacking skills. But it will keep out the average loser who would care enough to try to hack into a SL account. The FBI doesn't give a rat's you know what about my virtual reality. I needed protection from some jerk in Germany who wanted to steal my money. I didn't get it. This needs to change.
  4.  Solace Beach Estates has a rare and very limited opportunity to rent grandfathered sims at a reduced rate. We are offering the following rates as a special PayPal only offer: Full sim: $275 per month. 1 available Homestead: $110 per month. 1 available Estate manager rights are included and there is no covenant. This is a PayPal only offer. Renter must pay monthly or quarterly. If you've been looking for an affordable region for your club or roleplay group, this is a rare opportunity to get a sim for less than LL tier! Get a low-cost yet full powered sim to share with friends, or feed your breedable pet addiction. Set up a Gacha event or yard sale... Adult content IS OK. Anything you've dreamed of doing is possible. Hurry before it's gone! For more information please contact Ayesha Lytton via inworld IM. IMs go to email and are preferred over notecards.
  5. One full sim is rented, one remains available.... If you've been looking for an affordable region for your club or roleplay group, this is a rare opportunity to get a sim for less than LL tier! Get a low-cost yet full powered sim to share with friends, or feed your breedable pet addiction. Set up a Gacha event or yard sale... Adult content IS OK. Anything you've dreamed of doing is possible. Hurry before it's gone!
  6.  Solace Beach Estates has a rare and very limited opportunity to rent grandfathered sims at a reduced rate. We are offering the following rates as a special PayPal only offer: Full sim: $275 per month. 2 available Homestead: $110 per month. 1 available Estate manager rights are included and there is no covenant. This is a PayPal only offer. Renter must pay monthly or quarterly. Sim renames cost $50 US one-time fee, must be tasteful and within PG guidelines, although the sim can have any rating or use that you want. For more information please contact Ayesha Lytton via inworld IM. IMs go to email and are preferred over notecards.
  7. I am looking for a scripter for a few different projects. Must be able to start immediately and focus on the projects. Skill gaming scripting, gacha scripting, and/or bot programming experience is preferred. Please IM Ayesha Lytton in world with some info about you. Thanks!
  8. Beautiful City Sim Complex seeks event Fashion and sales events are the new marketing paradigm in SL. Have you been considering starting an event, but worry about the sim cost and creating a build? Save time and money - let us host your event! San Diego 3D is a two region community based on the real world city of San Diego, California. We offer a beautiful shopping destination complete with replicas of famous landmarks, venues with weekly live music and other activities. We are seeking to host a monthly sales or Gacha event to help drive traffic and cover our tier. We are open to either a rental setup, or preferably, a percentage of sales via vendor scripts. We have several large buildings open for event space, and could also host a cart/street sale. We are open and flexible to a variety of arrangements. IM Ayesha Lytton in SL to discuss your project and ideas!
  9. To an extent, I agree with you Snowpaw. If money is just being used for tier and not cashed out, some of these rules shouldn't apply, I'm OK with requiring games to be approved, but to operate them you should only have to sign an agreement that you'll only run approved games. It's ridiculous to require expensive legal opinions just to have games. On a related note, there is a licensed attorney writing creator legal opinions for L$30k, and operators as low as L$5k per game if you run 20+ games. While still costly, this is FAR less than others have wanted, and is helpful for ensuring games can continue. If anyone needs the name of this attorney please IM me inworld.
  10. Hey Durandir, did you enjoy playing my games? You made 250L$ payins, when my sim minimum is 20L$, I hardly think you were testing to see how they're played. The policy states that win or loss must be based primarily on skill. They do not say that the amount won must be determined based on score or skill. To be fair, a win should pay back at least what was paid in for that game...but there is no rule that appears to affect Winks and such. Further, luck can pay a small role - enough to ensure some profit to the owner. With a combination of a small luck element affecting say 10-15% of games, and unskilled players making mistakes, you have a profitable skill game. The owner could also take a rake - a percent from each game played. That is how Gridwide games work. Typically 80% of payins go to players, 10% to the owner of the sim, and 10% to the gridwide network operator. Players only compete against each other.
  11. Yes, but you can have skill games - and even chance games - that don't accept L$. For example a free poker table is allowed. We know they have not allowed chance games for which you exchange L$ for tokens and vice versa. But what about a skill game that uses tokens that are NOT purchased with L$. For example you buy them on a website that is not connected to SL. It seems that LL is concerned with the usage of L$ for games. If L$ is not used at all, they shouldn't care, right? I'm asking them to answer. All the rest of us can do is speculate.
  12. I'm talking about a game that is not a chance game, neither accepts nor pays L$ but accept US Dollars or some other currency added via an external website. Would that be allowed?
  13. Ensure that the “llTransferLindenDollars” Linden Scripting Language function will be used for all outgoing Linden Dollar transactions for each Skill Game; and Verify that each purchaser of its approved Skill Games has been approved by Linden Lab as an Operator through the Skill Gaming application process. Linden Lab will maintain a list of Operators." But if a game neither accepts nor pays L$ it wouldn't have this function. Skill Gaming is not permitted in the Second Life area in which Linden Lab is the estate owner (the “Mainland”). It shall be a violation of this Skill Gaming Policy to create, operate, or offer Skill Games in Second Life without a License or outside an approved Skill Gaming Region, or to circumvent the prohibitions set out in Section 6." Yes but they define a skill game as accepting and paying out L$, so any game that doesn't would not fall under the definition. See what I mean?
  14. Question for Linden Lab: The definition of a Skill game for purposes of licensing specifies that it accepts/allows AND pays out L$. If a skill game does not accept or pay L$, but uses US Dollars or another currency and does not in any way involve L$, would it be permitted a) at all, and b) on a non-gaming region?
  15. Hello all game operators and creators. My attorney has been approached by several people needing help with compliance, and bringing up doubts regarding the legality of the new LL changes. We are putting together a group to approach LL, plus he can provide individual assistance. There will be a cost, but the more people we can get together, the more affordable it will be plus a better chance of success, if we unite as a group. Please IM me in world if you're interested.
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