I asked a few obvious questions and tried to clear up some sticking points.
Not all knowledge is common, as in the case with the rules of Second Life. I've learned that assumptions about common knowledge can often be wrong (like that annoying question "Is that game still around?"). I wanted to go over the official rules to reassure those curious and wary potential players that they will not be shot in the face with a sex toy - unless they want to be.įirst I would like to thank Linden Lab for being so open to me and for allowing me to pester its devs with questions that have probably been answered over and over. I get asked about orgies more than anything. If there is one thing I am asked about Second Life, it's " aren't there orgies going on all the time?" Seriously. I typically disliked - no, hated is a better word - the adult content I came across in Second Life, so I simply avoided it. So when I heard about the changes that were being made concerning adult content, I sort of tuned it out and continued to play off and on. I am not consumed with the politics and goings on at Linden Lab (maker of Second Life). Still, in spite of my history with the game, I do miss major developments. I love telling them that I have been playing a long time, probably longer than they have. I truly enjoy wandering into groups of other players who seem to think that my fairly basic avatar means that I am either new or ignorant about the game. More specifically, my seventh "birthday" is coming up on May 26th, 2011, meaning that I have been exploring, building, discussing and watching Second Life for a long, long time. For the record, I've been interested in the game - er, world - for the past seven years. Recently I've taken a great interest in Second Life.
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