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Forgive me if this is a common question but I didn't see it asked recently. With the new upgrades coming to the SL Experiences function... Someone told me that Experiences can allow another to access a persons LL account to enable things like transfer of inventory, transfer of L's or access to personal data. This doesn't sound right but I don't see the documentation to prove otherwise. Input please?

Browsing the release notes for the latest RLVa in the latest release of Firestorm, I came across something about RLV and SL experiences that led me to the debug setting "RLVaExperienceMaturityThreshold: Specifies the minimum maturity an experience has to be before it can interact with RLVa". Can anyone explain what this is all about? What can I do with a sufficiently mature experience and RLVa that I can't without one? (Maybe send RLV commands directly using llRegionSayTo?)

Hello everyone, I've been experimenting with the experiences tools for a while now, and yesterday I finally became a premium member to get an experience key, and asked my landlord to allow me to add my own experience to the land I'm renting from him, i.e. allow me to set my experience as "allowed experience" in the land panel experience tab. The parcel is a mainland parcel on Zindra. He made me an experience contributor and experience admin in the land group, and I set my experience to the group and it does show up in the group panel, and the experience rating matches the land rating (Adult) - but that didn't seem to change my ability to add it in the land panel (all buttons on the Experience tab are still greyed out for me), nor my ability to use it on my land (it still throws XP_ERROR_NOT_PERMITTED_LAND in experience_permission_denied). Unfortunately, searching the knowledge base and the web in general didn't turn up any useful information either. So I'm stuck right now. Does anyone here know how to enable this?

I have been on Second Life for over four years and my favourite experience has been befriending a very talented blind artist in world. He uses a screen reader to explore SL. It is amazing how Second Life offers a purpose to everyone! How about you?