ROCKCLIFFE UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM would like to extend its continued commitment to educational and non-profit support within Second Life. The role of providing supporting services to the user community has never been greater. While it appears that Linden Lab has forgotten this, we have not. Core services including our forums, sandbox, library, and performing arts programs will continue. Rockcliffe is going to have to scale back our land holdings rather than proceed with planned expansion as we had hoped over the coming year. We are not however scaling back operations instead preferring to see this as an opportunity to move some of our other plans forward substantially.
Rockcliffe will be expanding beyond the boundaries of Second Life. This will include expansion into OpenSim, Unity3D, WOW, and other virtual collaborative environments. Second Life will continue to be our main hub in the virtual universe for the foreseeable future however our emphasis will no longer include as strong a preference for Second Life as it once did.
Rockcliffe will continue to support the Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education Conference (March 17-19, 2011) and Avacon's SLCC 2011 (August 2011). These are both valuable contributions to the Education, Healthcare, Government, Arts, Music, and Non-Profit communities.
Rockcliffe fully supports Virtual Ability's comments above (see Gentle Heron - Mon Oct 4 @ 7:27pm) in terms of the negative consequences of this decision. Rockcliffe stands with Virtual Ability, the Non-Profit Commons and others with the goal to have Linden Lab seriously reconsider the implications of this policy.
Kevin Feenan, President, Rockcliffe University Consortium SL: Phelan Corrimal
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ROCKCLIFFE UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM would like to extend its continued commitment to educational and non-profit support within Second Life. The role of providing supporting services to the user community has never been greater. While it appears that Linden Lab has forgotten this, we have not. Core services including our forums, sandbox, library, and performing arts programs will continue. Rockcliffe is going to have to scale back our land holdings rather than proceed with planned expansion as we had hoped over the coming year. We are not however scaling back operations instead preferring to see this as an opportunity to move some of our other plans forward substantially.
Rockcliffe will be expanding beyond the boundaries of Second Life. This will include expansion into OpenSim, Unity3D, WOW, and other virtual collaborative environments. Second Life will continue to be our main hub in the virtual universe for the foreseeable future however our emphasis will no longer include as strong a preference for Second Life as it once did.
Rockcliffe will continue to support the Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education Conference (March 17-19, 2011) and Avacon's SLCC 2011 (August 2011). These are both valuable contributions to the Education, Healthcare, Government, Arts, Music, and Non-Profit communities.
Rockcliffe fully supports Virtual Ability's comments above (see Gentle Heron - Mon Oct 4 @ 7:27pm) in terms of the negative consequences of this decision. Rockcliffe stands with Virtual Ability, the Non-Profit Commons and others with the goal to have Linden Lab seriously reconsider the implications of this policy.
Kevin Feenan,
President, Rockcliffe University Consortium
SL: Phelan Corrimal