Pinch Pinazzo

RESPONSE: Thanks for your help but I tried retrieving my password and it doesn't recognize my name. I never received a welcome email for my alt, so there are no links I can follow. What do I do?

I created an alt the other day - when I try to login it rejects my name and password. I thought maybe it didn't take, so I tried to create the character a few minutes later and it said that my name is "taken" so I know it exists. What do I do?

Hey all! In case this hasn't been resolved, just wanted to let you know that with the Mac version, you need to run it on a PowerPC model. I tried Qavimator on my new laptop (intel based) and I also got the frozen 'save.' On my old PowerPC based laptop, it saves properly. It actually says on the Qav website that it's for PowerPC. That said, I can create poses and save, but I have no format options. It only saves as an "avm" which SL won't take. Any suggestions? Thanks! Pinch

The new web-based profile is presented as if it's an added benefit for SL players, but it's not. Look at it - it's to promote SL. All the "join" links and the social netowrking links. It's just a marketing strategy. Who cares, or even wants to be searched online? A large part of the appeal of SL is anonymity. Where are the "picks" and other tabs/sections that we used to have? What happened to the inworld profile? When I go to look at someone's profile, all I get is a plain white window of text, with none of the usual info like how long they have been in SL, relationship status, etc. It doesn't even look good. Give us back our old, actually useful inworld profile. Can't there be both? Why does one negate the other? Also, the feature to change your name seems to be gone. What the eff?