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  1. Not sure but somone mentioned this http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Starter-Home-support/ta-p/1494073 May be the next big flim flam
  2. Would be nice if they updated the status page. But i guess you have to be a kool premium member for such info
  3. And the inworld experience still gets faked up on traffic http://www.sltrafficbooster.com/startguide.php
  4. I have created many venues in Sl and sold them. After selling them I have taken the money and invested it back into Second Life. I decided now I will no longer do this. the thousands I have made from the venues will now be invested into another platform since this one has taken the turn it has. They dont need my money any longer. 10,000 usd is a lot to lose And in all honesty since MP has been taken over and pushed into the viewer. My Mals have taken serious hits in finances. So The proffit margin has been lost. There is not incentive for me to reinvest this money back.. Market confidence is not there
  5. I say someone needs to build another marketplace and work with the 3rd party viewers and offer the creators of the TPV viewers to encorporate a Marketplace in their viewers other than SL marketplace and swoop in on their proffits just as they have done us. Free market deserves a shot in the ass The TPV viewers can split the sales proffits while the market place creator can capitolize on the ads It can be done.. Stick it to the man
  6. Pussycat Catnap wrote Not to the merchants. But merchants are -NOT- the life of SL. Entertainment and social venues are venues are. If merchants dried up, SL would survive. It'd look like Open Sim but it would survive. If places to go dried up, SL would be dead. Merchants are a solid part of a popular places survival. Entertainment venues rely on merchant rentals to pay tier. Without it. They would not be able to afford the cost. . People do not donate and tip enough to cover employee wages (which is a vital part of a thriving economy) and tier at the same time. . Removing the money from circulation only leaves you holding a bag of money and people standing around saying : "thats the trickle up affect" On average, just in wages, a popular place pays out to their hosts, over 100,000 lindens a month, (not including the tips they make). Those hosts in turn, spend that money in world, either by rent, or clothing. If the company you pay puts up a net to catch all the money, and doesn't put it back into circulation then you will slowly see your economy decline, and in this case, the market place is that net It is hurting businesses as we speak, and already showing its adverse affects
  7. I am really surprised at the approach they have taken to make more money by competing with the very people who built SL as it was a couple a years ago. You can not expect a club to compete anymore, when sales on their mall has declined.. Or did they expect this and want this? It makes you wonder what other venues they own in world as alts lol? Insider trading at its best
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