Banned from SLX will STAY banned

No it appear full perm.

Sorry, admittedly I only read the first page of posts on this thread. I just wanted to give my opinion.

While I think that violating a TOS should be justification of banishment from a system, Linden Lab must consider that the people previously running SLX may not have stood up to the same measure of integrity that Linden Lab must answer too. So by maintaining the current banishment list, they could be prohibiting paying customers from using a service that they may have originally been unjustly denied from using.

Also I don't see the harm in resetting bans. The same people who did actually abuse the last system will quickly be found out again. But if Linden does not want to take this chance, then they should at least set up a petitioning mechanism for people that feel they were unjustly banned by the prior owners.

Note: I am simply concerned with justice, and am not speaking for myself in any way as I was not a user of the old SLX, but now that Linden will be running it, I am very excited about the about it, and am looking forward to it!

That sounds like something that involves black magic, bubbling cauldrons, dribbly candles, and 4cc of mouse blood.

If it's not mod copy trans you only need to use Ogre or OpenGL Monitor to download the map to your computer etcetera etcetera... but either way you'll get double truncation artifacts (even if it's lossless, the resolution of a sculpt map is still only 1 part in 256).

PS: I DO think there should be some kind of review process for bans, by the way, simply because there's people banned in XSTreet who were using OnRez.

ONrez is going away right?
or are they staying now??

Puppet:

Yes I do know all those things.

1.) The product was advertised as full perms when it is not. That is the issue. Most builders will not buy textures unless they have full perms. I would not have, if I had known. Further, although she originally insisted it was an accident or error, later posts make it clear that she had no intention of ever selling the sculptmaps full perms. Scam.

1-a.) The sculptmaps are all protected by an alpha texture so all that can be seen is the creators name in bold letters. This makes it nearly impossible to steal them anyway, making them no mod as well is overkill. If someone is that paranoid about people stealing thier stuff maybe they should not be a seller in the first place.


2.) I have >30,000 textures in my inventory and I keep them sorted in a great texture organizer system that also shows the shapes of sculpties, and can apply a sculptmap directly to a smartprim with two clicks. The organizer only works with full perm textures so I cannot use it with these sculptmaps which disrupts my workflow. I have to drag them out to see which is which and cannot even rename them to find them more easily.

3.) if one part of an object is no mod then it all appears as no mod in inventory and in the buying window, which is confusing to me and to my customers. If I say something is moddable and in the buy window it appears no mod people will think I am lying and not buy.
I sent an im to a seller for that same reason today, the sales box said mod-copy and the product in the buy window said copy only. When I got no response to my im I bought something else instead.


BTW: to all the people who think the scammers should be reinstated, I bet you would be singing a different tune if you are the one they rip off next time. You would be yelling that someone should have warned you and why were known scammers given another chance to be allowed to rip people off?

As of 5ppm today Onrez is officially dead.

Whether you loved it or hated it, it is the end of an era *raises a glass in a silent toast*

Haven't read the whole thread.. just dropping my support behind Bri on this thought.

Xstreet was not run by LL before. People have been banned from the place for bad mouthing it and their forums were run much tighter then the LL one was. The banlist needs a reset. Xstreet is dead.. it is now LL.

1) The plant was full perm and the maps are no mod copy trasfer so using it you can create your own mod copy trensfer plants.
If you have a no mod map the only thing you can't do is download it to your computer.

2) Seriously if I need to rez a sculpt apple I search a sculpt apple map in my inventory I don't need a 30000 texture organizer.

3) Again ...If you apply a no mod map to a FULL PERM prim it stay FULL PERM and you can MOD COPY TRANSFER it (no mod permission of the map DO NOT appear in the prim permissions!) Different is if you want to resale only the sculpt map texture, in this case no mod is right becouse you can't delete the "NOT FOR RESALE" in the description and it's not permitted becouse it's not a part of your secondlife work but it's my work you are giving away. I use no mod perm on maps becouse I foud some of my maps inside a 500+ full perm sculpts map 50l$ pack not becouse I am an evil girl trying to scam poor SL users.

Just logged in SL and I have not received any IMs from you today and yesterday.

How can you see my sales box my items wrong permission etc etc if I have deleteted ALL my stores and there is not a sigle item for sale in SL and Xstreet?
Anyway permissions of the box can be different from permissions of items inside it. That's another way to not allow reseller to use the same box of the original creator, if someone want to resell my work without my permission, he have to create his own box and put my full perm items inside.

I am thinking for the future to only release a no mod script that set the UUID of a sculpt map, people should put it in a prim and when it give the shape remove it.
Do you think that I can say "full perm plant" or "no mod script to make full perm plants" or "using this script you can create full perm plants"?
Is what I am selling full perm or not? The script is no mod but the plant it creates are full perm. Is it against Xstreet TOS if I sell it as Full Perm Plant?

And where can I list it? In the scripts section or in the plants section?

If your so worried, why bother Selling full perm items in the first place?

Necrothreadia

It's probably not an issue of keeping "trouble makers" that were labeled as such off of the site...

...they just don't want to deal with the work involved to review and unban people. They are lazy.