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I appreciate the feedback from everyone and generally agree with most points so I won't make any edits.

I learned LSL years ago mostly using the wiki. After a several-year break, I have come back to the wiki for various reasons. I have noticed, now that I am a much better developer that the examples in the wiki are not the most digestable code. I don't want to put down the original authors as their contributions have helped countless people. What I want to do is go through and make a lot of minor edits to the wiki and refactor the examples and useful snippets to be more readable and have better comments etc. However, I don't want to step on toes here and upset anyone. I wouldn't change how the code works, just how it is formatted, clearer variable names, and more concise comments. What is the etiquette surrounding this?

Hi! I've created a new website that is for use by second life users and I am in need of some people to test it's features and provide feedback on user interface, ease of use, security holes etc... This is a paid position that will be paid in lindens to the account of your choice. A few requirements: (to facilitate efficient communication) Ability to join a testing group in worldAbility to join a testing group on facebookWillingness to sign a no complete and/or NDA (We have not decided if this is nessesary yet)Requested skills/attributes: Some HTML knowledgeWebsite testing experienceJavascript knowledgeXSS knowledgeSQL Injection KnowledgeYou do not nessesarily need to possess any or all of these skills as it is helpful to get the feedback of someone without this knowledge about the user interface. Ask any questions you may have.

"I don't know how to do this but I won't pay much because I 'know' it shouldn't take more than an hour." Good luck finding someone with that attitude.

Correct, I've never seen the page that the other poster mentioned. The example I posted was literally taken from and scaled down from a project I coded from scratch.

Sookaay wrote: ... Thanks for the help i guess. LOL

I can do it no mod for a percentage of all sales. Sound good?

Because I can't figure out how to make a user space on the wiki, I'll post it here. (if anyone would explain that to me, that's be great) Anyway, this is the result of learning how to implement a bitmask in LSL. Here is it. A basic bitmask example to use for your custom option flags. which is usually taught fairly early in school but most self-taught programmers wait forever to learn it because it's intimidating integer rmask; integer REPEATED = 1; integer MONTHLY = 2; integer WEEKLY = 4; integer YEARLY = 8; default { state_entry() { rmask = rmask | REPEATED; // Set Repeated, Comment this whole line to see it not repeated. rmask = rmask | WEEKLY; // Set the interval string text = "The event is "; if (rmask & REPEATED) { text+="repeated "; if(rmask & MONTHLY) { text+="monthly."; } if(rmask & WEEKLY) { text+="weekly."; } if(rmask & YEARLY) { text+="yearly."; } } else text+="not repeated"; llOwnerSay(text); } } This will output "The event is repeated weekly."

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My system does this. It used a blacklist (what you need) and or a whitelist and or height/age/group. Search on the mp for "zoned security".

Are you still looking for this person? I may be able to help. I have years on experience with all of that. IM me. CodeDesignerLabs