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Ceka Cianci

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Join date: 31 Jul 2006

Posts: 4,489

11-18-2008 11:49

/me looks around the room in an almost comatose state *
Is this the Iraq?
do you have any maps?
and yaa.
i personally baaalieve.... i am in the wrong thread....such as?

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Rocky Rutabaga

isn't wearing underwear™

Join date: 14 Apr 2006

Posts: 291

11-18-2008 11:53

From: Vi Shenley

I signed up for a world created and lived in by its residents, and that is not the case today, sadly.

Amen to that.

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Phil Deakins

Prim Savers = low prims

Join date: 17 Jan 2007

Posts: 9,537

11-18-2008 13:24

From: Vi Shenley

I signed up for a world created and lived in by its residents, and that is not the case today, sadly.

I don't understand that thinking. It's still the same world that's created and lived in by its residents. It was never a world, the whole of which was created and lived in by each resident, so what's different? Each of us has never been able to create the *whole* SL world - we can only create and live in our little bit of it, and that's still the same as it always was.

Incidentally, if you joined around the time when you registered for this forum, the world you joined included camping.

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Sling Trebuchet

Deleted User

Join date: 20 Jan 2007

Posts: 4,548

11-18-2008 13:31

From: Phil Deakins

I don't understand that thinking. It's still the same world that's created and lived in by its residents. It was never a world, the whole of which was created and lived in by each resident, so what's different?

What's different is that we as avatars are diminished by the avatars that are unattended by human operators on a one-to-one basis.

I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform.

Where is everybody?
At the high-traffic places. At those clusters of avatar dots.

Go there and .....

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Rhaorth Antonelli

Registered User

Join date: 15 Apr 2006

Posts: 7,425

11-18-2008 13:34

From: Sling Trebuchet

What's different is that we as avatars are diminished by the avatars that are unattended by human operators on a one-to-one basis.

I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform.

Where is everybody?
At the high-traffic places. At those clusters of avatar dots.

Go there and .....

strangely I tend to find people, real people, lots of chatting lots of interacting, and not help island or the welcome areas

I rarely run into bot farms...

I guess it depends on where one wants to look, and how they search

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Morpheus Linden: But then I change avs pretty often too, so often, I look nothing like my avatar.

They are taking away the forums... it could be worse, they could be taking away the forums AND Second Life...

Phil Deakins

Prim Savers = low prims

Join date: 17 Jan 2007

Posts: 9,537

11-18-2008 13:34

From: Sling Trebuchet

What's different is that we as avatars are diminished by the avatars that are unattended by human operators on a one-to-one basis.

I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform.

Where is everybody?
At the high-traffic places. At those clusters of avatar dots.

Go there and .....

We are not diminshed by unattended avatars at all. You and I both joined when unattended avatars were common (camping). And there are far more attended avatars around now than there was then. We all joined a world that is created and lived in by its residents, and there's no change.

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Briana Dawson

Attach to Mouth

Join date: 23 Sep 2003

Posts: 5,855

11-18-2008 15:57

From: Sling Trebuchet

I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform.

Yes.

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Tristin Mikazuki

Sarah Palin ROCKS!

Join date: 9 Oct 2006

Posts: 1,012

11-18-2008 16:17

as the man said" There are lies there are damned lies then there are statics"

like anyone would trust someone "bot" count lol thats just a joke

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Jonathon Darcy

All up in yo' buisness

Join date: 16 Aug 2007

Posts: 71

11-18-2008 18:01

From: Anya Ristow

I do not use non-responsiveness as a criteria. Did you think I talked to 700 avatars in ten hours?

Personally, I think that if you had then less people would be criticising your statistics.

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Ceka Cianci SuperPremiumExcaliburAcc# Join date: 31 Jul 2006 Posts: 4,489	11-18-2008 11:49 /me looks around the room in an almost comatose state * Is this the Iraq? do you have any maps? and yaa. i personally baaalieve.... i am in the wrong thread....such as? _____________________ Free Your Mind http://www.flickr.com/photos/ceka_cianci/
Rocky Rutabaga isn't wearing underwear™ Join date: 14 Apr 2006 Posts: 291	11-18-2008 11:53 From: Vi Shenley I signed up for a world created and lived in by its residents, and that is not the case today, sadly. Amen to that. _____________________
Phil Deakins Prim Savers = low prims Join date: 17 Jan 2007 Posts: 9,537	11-18-2008 13:24 From: Vi Shenley I signed up for a world created and lived in by its residents, and that is not the case today, sadly. I don't understand that thinking. It's still the same world that's created and lived in by its residents. It was never a world, the whole of which was created and lived in by each resident, so what's different? Each of us has never been able to create the whole SL world - we can only create and live in our little bit of it, and that's still the same as it always was. Incidentally, if you joined around the time when you registered for this forum, the world you joined included camping. _____________________ Prim Savers - almost 1000 items of superbly crafted, top quality, very low prim furniture, and all at amazingly low prices. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Seymour/213/120/251/
Sling Trebuchet Deleted User Join date: 20 Jan 2007 Posts: 4,548	11-18-2008 13:31 From: Phil Deakins I don't understand that thinking. It's still the same world that's created and lived in by its residents. It was never a world, the whole of which was created and lived in by each resident, so what's different? What's different is that we as avatars are diminished by the avatars that are unattended by human operators on a one-to-one basis. I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform. Where is everybody? At the high-traffic places. At those clusters of avatar dots. Go there and ..... _____________________ Maggie: We give our residents a lot of tools, to build, create, and manage their lands and objects. That flexibility also requires people to exercise judgment about when things should be used. http://www.ace-exchange.com/home/story/BDVR/589
Rhaorth Antonelli Registered User Join date: 15 Apr 2006 Posts: 7,425	11-18-2008 13:34 From: Sling Trebuchet What's different is that we as avatars are diminished by the avatars that are unattended by human operators on a one-to-one basis. I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform. Where is everybody? At the high-traffic places. At those clusters of avatar dots. Go there and ..... strangely I tend to find people, real people, lots of chatting lots of interacting, and not help island or the welcome areas I rarely run into bot farms... I guess it depends on where one wants to look, and how they search _____________________ From: someone Morpheus Linden: But then I change avs pretty often too, so often, I look nothing like my avatar. They are taking away the forums... it could be worse, they could be taking away the forums AND Second Life...
Phil Deakins Prim Savers = low prims Join date: 17 Jan 2007 Posts: 9,537	11-18-2008 13:34 From: Sling Trebuchet What's different is that we as avatars are diminished by the avatars that are unattended by human operators on a one-to-one basis. I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform. Where is everybody? At the high-traffic places. At those clusters of avatar dots. Go there and ..... We are not diminshed by unattended avatars at all. You and I both joined when unattended avatars were common (camping). And there are far more attended avatars around now than there was then. We all joined a world that is created and lived in by its residents, and there's no change. _____________________ Prim Savers - almost 1000 items of superbly crafted, top quality, very low prim furniture, and all at amazingly low prices. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Seymour/213/120/251/
Briana Dawson Attach to Mouth Join date: 23 Sep 2003 Posts: 5,855	11-18-2008 15:57 From: Sling Trebuchet I think the majority of people join SL in the expectation that it is a social platform. Yes. _____________________ WooT ------------------------------ http://www.secondcitizen.net/Forum/
Tristin Mikazuki Sarah Palin ROCKS! Join date: 9 Oct 2006 Posts: 1,012	11-18-2008 16:17 as the man said" There are lies there are damned lies then there are statics" like anyone would trust someone "bot" count lol thats just a joke _____________________
Jonathon Darcy All up in yo' buisness Join date: 16 Aug 2007 Posts: 71	11-18-2008 18:01 From: Anya Ristow I do not use non-responsiveness as a criteria. Did you think I talked to 700 avatars in ten hours? Personally, I think that if you had then less people would be criticising your statistics.

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