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Heavy Weaver
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Join date: 1 Sep 2002
Posts: 34
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11-12-2003 12:28
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/columnist/edwardbaig/2003-11-11-baig_x.htmEd Baig gave SL a great review in USA Today. "I found the graphically stunning online worlds of There and Second Life escapist fun and surprisingly addictive. Hours flew by on the nights I participated." "You get to meet people doing various activities in Second Life as well, but the environment strikes me as a bit more creative, competitive and challenging. That also means it's harder to learn and break into"
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Pituca FairChang
Married to Garth
Join date: 17 May 2003
Posts: 2,679
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Re: USA Today Rates Second Life Three Stars! (out of four)
11-12-2003 13:05
Kewl! He came to one of my Jeopardy events! Virtual economies. The money in Second Life is called Linden Dollars. Players get a weekly stipend that rises when they earn high marks (on their appearance, building skills, etc.) from other members. Participants also can bring in extra money by running contests, leading tours or building in-world attractions and then charging admission. I managed to make a few Linden dollars playing Jeopardy.
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Huns Valen
Don't PM me here.
Join date: 3 May 2003
Posts: 2,749
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11-12-2003 13:49
According to that article, in There, you have to pay like three bucks (USD, real greenbacks) for a pair of jeans.
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Zebulon Starseeker
Hujambo!
Join date: 31 Dec 1969
Posts: 203
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11-12-2003 14:49
Cool Pituca!  Baig - "There claims about a 60% to 40% male/female ratio, with an age range skewed between 29 and 49; Second Life is 70% male, with most members between 25 and 44." I donno, most times I feel on the other end of this ratio...ok, when i'm using a male AV. But then again I can't complain.
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