With the announcement of the new road project, and my property abutting one of the proposed routes, I dread the coming traffic, griefing, noise and billboards. Will the land become more valuable to advertisers? Will the gorgeous water location no longer be attractive to settlers? Should I slice it up to create gas stations, ad farms, and rest stops?
Does LL even understand the transportation system of SL?
/me gets in line to buy an island and leave the mainland forever.
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Rocky Rutabaga
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05-01-2008 05:02
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Wildefire Walcott
Heartbreaking
Join date: 8 Nov 2005
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05-01-2008 05:05
Rocky, I think you're very severely overestimating the impact of the roads. There are roads all over the old mainland and hardly anyone ever uses them.
The mainland's an interesting place, in a Wild West sort of way. I might never have moved off if it weren't for butthole neighbors putting up banlines around 512m lots they never used. _____________________
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Dekka Raymaker
thinking very hard
Join date: 4 Feb 2007
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05-01-2008 05:10
Roads are the future, one day all of SL will be a highway, there will be no static homes or shops, they will come to you or your home will fly to them.
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