[Getting Immersed in Second Life]

okay, let's get the niceties out of the way. yeah, great of you to log in. now, if you can gain some perspective (i'll give you four years daily toil to your month) as to just how F*d the world is now, and getting worse by the day, (ie. break it, fix it, break it, fix it) you would serve us all adequately if you would bloody well fix all the things that SHOULD work. with finality. stabilize the game play. don't just turn a blind eye to all the inconsistencies. handle them. then go on to the next problem you encounter and FIX THAT TOO. stay on that road and you'll make all the residents/content creators your friends. don't listen to any BS. you are, or Should Be (Mitch?),  in such an incredibly powerful position as to be able to actually make the world work like it was conceived. alleviate all the frustrations with the broken, beaten, and busted code and the better part of 90% who log in and leave might wanna develop something here. dive into the corporate politics and social pressures and you are writing your next resume, ala M. what ever happened to M anywho? anyone EVER hear another word about him anywhere?

you have inherited a world that is dying. whoever tells you it's not probably came in after the v2 pogrom or is so filled with candy flossy dreams the treacle's oozing from their pores. make the systems work consistently. surprise the hell out of us. lunch is on me when you can nail your first BUG. and i mean walk down the hall and stay till over the coder's shoulder until it is. let the marketeers have their own fun, you run a distributed software company. go all hard assed gangsta on those lazy good for nothing hackers and give us a world we can live/love/laugh/play in.

such harsh realities. is it just me or is the userbase disenchanted/suspicious of the incompetence so demonstratively manifested of late. win them back. make it a pleasure to use. again. show us you got the power. who's running this ship anyway?

stay in touch.

[Linden Lab's New CEO]

... call me