Hilary Querrien

I think it's an account issue. I tried multiple log in regions and no joy. I created a new avatar and logged in fine with that. I have contacted support as I don't think there's much left I can do now.

I have tried on 2 different machines, rebooted my pc, reset my router and with 2 different viewers. The status progress bar gets to just under the ... after logging in and then nothing happens. at all. I've tried clearing out everything i can think of but no joy. is there something wrong somewhere?

Me too and my partner can't log in at all. "Can't derez item due to inventory issue" may be one of the strangest messages I've ever seen

This is as of this morning. I can go to another SIM and rechange into what I was wearing quite happily SIM where it's OK: Current simulator: Second Life Server 13.06.18.277494 SIM where I logged in: Previous simulator: Second Life RC Magnum 13.06.21.277682 Note: I don't have rez permissions in the place I logged in. Logging out and logging in again to the new SIM works fine.

When I can log in, which is trying at the moment (getting messages like 'requestion region capabilities - attempt 3), SL is incredibly laggy. And SL keeps logging me out for no very good reason (actually, it keeps logging me out of this board as well). Or is it just celebrating Red Nose day in a strange fashion?

Firstly, SL stopped allowing me to wear clothes. Or to be fair, there was a lag of about 5 minutes between me wearing an item and it appearing as worn. THen when I logged out and tried to log in again, I was told I was still being logged out. So far it has taken me about 5 minutes to log in and the bar is stuck on 'connecting to region'

I was at the event in question. It was really awful, what they were doing. The event was quite crowded with people who wanted to help, and the griefing was highly distressing for the organisers, not to mention disruptive. Charity auctions are difficult enough having to keep track of the bids in local chat, and having to deal with the stream of disruption from the few people who seem to get pleasure from denying other people fun only adds to the difficulty. Nonetheless, Mirika and her friends raised a respectable amount of money for a good cause, despite the efforts of those idiots, and she should be proud of what she managed.