http://www.secretlair.com/index.php?/clickableculture/entry/notes_how_to_be_a_virtual_world_entrepreneur/
Only skimmed it so far, but most interesting statement's been:
next month LL will allow "anyone to become their own Linden Lab"
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03-15-2006 04:58
Tony's collecting stuff from conferences again:
http://www.secretlair.com/index.php?/clickableculture/entry/notes_how_to_be_a_virtual_world_entrepreneur/ Only skimmed it so far, but most interesting statement's been: next month LL will allow "anyone to become their own Linden Lab" |
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03-15-2006 05:06
Yes, this one's also interesting:
- LL is in the process of creating a transactional system to facilitate web-based financial transactions Hello SLX and SLB? You listening ![]() _____________________
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03-15-2006 05:08
Wow, and reopening an old wound:
LL has a few cardinal rules. one is that we will not compete with our residents. Gaming Open Market (GOM) was a case where they were taking a 3% cut of transactions. when they started, transactions were infrequent and in small amounts... late last year the volume was $100k per day... the bind we were in was that these two guys (GOM) weren't making the service trustworthy and work well... we tried to buy them... our final recourse was to introduce a competing product I've bolded the important part. That is so far from my, and I think many other people's, experiences of GOM. _____________________
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03-15-2006 05:56
- a sim-crashing "nuke" sold for $400 USD [it's a weapon that causes a denial of service attack] |
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03-15-2006 06:01
Excuse my ignorance, but who is Peter Ludlow?
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Excuse my ignorance, but who is Peter Ludlow? |
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03-15-2006 06:04
Google PL -
"Second Life Future Salon: The Second Life Herald's Peter Ludlow ... “If Peter Ludlow is a journalist, then I’ma railroad tycoon whenever I play ... Enter Peter Ludlow, AKA -XXXXX- in Second Life, founder of the Second ... slfuturesalon.blogs.com/second_ life_future_salon/2005/06/peter_ludlow_th.html - 39k" _____________________
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03-15-2006 06:04
opps - did i just screw up????
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03-15-2006 06:06
Thanks for pointing that thread out Merwan, hadn't seen it. At times LL has too many mouths and not enough brains. _____________________
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03-15-2006 06:11
Its an interesting read. Peter Ludlow is Urizenus Sklar, founder of the Second Life Herald. And yes, we're listening.
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03-15-2006 06:18
Its an interesting read. Peter Ludlow is Urizenus Sklar, founder of the Second Life Herald. And yes, we're listening. ![]() Regards, -Flip So have LL spoke to you about it then? I mean, why created a web-based financial transactional system if they don't intend to use it. And the most obvious use is running a web based store, isn't it? _____________________
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03-15-2006 06:20
GOM was great, and the two who ran it were beyond reproach.
HOWEVER, please note that that is NOT a quote from Reuben, its a note hastily taken during a panel. Update: The following notes are not direct quotations of what was said during the panel, except where explicitly marked. Furthermore, the notes do not represent the entirety of what was discussed during the panel, merely what I had the time to record. This means that some portions of the discussion are missing, which is why these are called "notes" and not a "transcription." I have added links in the panel notes to further comments by panelists Steiger and Ludlow. Please also note Reuben's comment to Tony: Tony, The Q&A after this panel was a good, free-flowing discussion, and I haven't reviewed a transcript of what everybody said. However, I've received a question about whether I made statements disparaging the professionalism of Gaming Open Market and its operators. This came up in the context of explaining virtual currency to a general audience I was speaking off the cuff about both real and hypothetical examples. I'd like to state very clearly that I had no intention of disparaging Gaming Open Market or the guys behind it, Jamie and Tom, and I am sorry if my comments could be interpreted otherwise. Regards, -Flip _____________________
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03-15-2006 06:29
Please also note Reuben's comment to Tony: Where he does not say he was misquoted, but makes excuses for what he said? _____________________
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03-15-2006 06:32
So have LL spoke to you about it then? I mean, why created a web-based financial transactional system if they don't intend to use it. And the most obvious use is running a web based store, isn't it? |
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03-15-2006 06:38
More likely it's so that transactions can be handled though in-world web pages when HTML on a prim comes in. Maybe But who'll own the web pages that do it?_____________________
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03-15-2006 06:42
Maybe But who'll own the web pages that do it?Even if the confirmation page is stored on LL servers, it's still not going to be LL running an online store. It might make it slightly easier for more people to run online stores, but probably not by much. |
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03-15-2006 06:44
Even if the confirmation page is stored on LL servers, it's still not going to be LL running an online store. It might make it slightly easier for more people to run online stores, but probably not by much. I'll make a wager on that, if you like I predict that LL will run an online store._____________________
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03-15-2006 06:46
I'll make a wager on that, if you like I predict that LL will run an online store. |
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03-15-2006 06:51
Where he does not say he was misquoted, but makes excuses for what he said? I don't think its necessary at all for him to say that, seeing as Tony specifically said that nothing in his original blog entry was a quote; just notes. Regards, -Flip _____________________
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