A thing I have been seeing for quite a while now is the question of "Is Second Life dying?", or statements that outright state it is.
I am a researcher into a lot of Second Life related things. Be it from studying the protocol to better document it, to archiving historical content, to looking deeper into the Grid status to see what is normally unseen.
Today, I bring my research to the public for a informative look into the question "Is Second Life dying?".
I'm going to divide this research into three key parts:
Concurrent residents
Region/Grid growth
New resident