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Second Life experience ruined by existence of neighbors.
Rotary Fan
Registered User
Join date: 23 Jun 2006
Posts: 190
07-01-2006 23:21
It's not anything in particular they might do that's bothersome, it's just contemplating their existence that bugs me.

I guess I should just try to put this thought out of my mind.
Aithne Thatcher
Proud Gorean Furry
Join date: 7 Mar 2006
Posts: 53
07-01-2006 23:24
At least you do not have my problem.. our nieghbors hate us and harass us as often as they possibly can, even after being reported about a thousand times..
Ohh, and we lived there first.. so it's not like we moved next to them or anything.
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Rotary Fan
Registered User
Join date: 23 Jun 2006
Posts: 190
07-01-2006 23:26
I don't even own any land.

I'm just practicing.
Angelique LaFollette
Registered User
Join date: 17 Jun 2004
Posts: 1,595
07-02-2006 00:37
I think if this is your attitude to being near ther people SL is not the Place for you. It's a people place. You sound like someone who Buys a house next to an airport and complains about the noise.

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Huns Valen
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Join date: 3 May 2003
Posts: 2,749
07-02-2006 00:49
hello parody thread
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Crissaegrim Clutterbuck
Dancing Martian Warlord
Join date: 9 Apr 2006
Posts: 277
07-02-2006 00:55
From: Angelique LaFollette
It's a people place.


Appropos of another thread - is that why avatars show far more creativity, effort, and togetherness than architecture in Second Life?
Frans Charming
You only need one Frans
Join date: 28 Jan 2005
Posts: 1,847
07-02-2006 01:27
From: Crissaegrim Clutterbuck
Appropos of another thread - is that why avatars show far more creativity, effort, and togetherness than architecture in Second Life?

Yes.
  1. Everyone has a Avatar.
  2. Not everyone has land.
  3. You take your avatar with you.
  4. You leave your land.
That's why the clothing/attachment business is so much bigger then architecture business. And why people put more effort in their avie.
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Aodhan McDunnough
Gearhead
Join date: 29 Mar 2006
Posts: 1,518
07-02-2006 01:36
Something I mentioned on another thread, good to repeat it here:

Generally an avatar will get more airtime than a build. For those who have no land the avatar gets 100% of the airtime.

All people have avatars and are seen. Only some have builds and many go unseen (like I think very few people have actually seen my place so far out from the action center).