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Yuki Sunshine
Designing Woman
Join date: 1 Apr 2003
Posts: 221
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06-17-2003 00:11
I'm not sure if something like this exists already, but with all the talk relating to deleting and re-starting things, it got me to thinking. What if a SL museum was dedicated to remembering deleted builds? Screencaptures of it, maybe 'artifacts' from the different builds, set up in a display somewhere? I'd suggest this be a Linden project, since players come and go, and may have to delete the museum itself. Or Linden-owned, but player operated.
Just a thought. It's a way for great builds to be gone, but not forgotten. A notecard about what it was, and maybe what the creator has moved on to do.
Yuki
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Lyra Muse
Aesthetic Mechanic
Join date: 1 Apr 2003
Posts: 388
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06-17-2003 00:49
Cool idea Yuki! I know people still beat me for taking down the Sunset Cafe, and I've done the same thing to others for taking down their builds -- understandable as their desires are.
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Danny Taylor
Registered User
Join date: 3 May 2003
Posts: 16
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06-17-2003 07:18
Great idea. What if it was possible for others to buy the original or a copy of deleted builds, and the money would go to the original builder. I don't know if this is possible, but maybe a whole house with furniture and everything can be put into the Content of the box (like with clothing).
Danny
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Rick Crossing
Registered User
Join date: 7 Apr 2003
Posts: 69
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06-17-2003 08:25
From: someone Originally posted by Danny Taylor
but maybe a whole house with furniture and everything can be put into the Content of the box
Danny Ues I have done that I bought a copy of the giant picnick basket. but I don't remember if the oreo couch and other stuff came with it. I will have to check today. Rick Crossing ___________________ RC and a Moon Pie. ___________________ |