I wonder how the criminal record checks work internationally? If they want to increase the hours of the teen grid they'll either have to recruit non-US people or having people doing the night shift.
The UK has the criminal records bureau who does the checks. I guess every country has similar but it'd be a real hassle..
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09-19-2005 14:27
Burning Life has run for three years straight now, and Busy Ben's and Luna have been around longer than that. I don't see anything in the quote that looks like recent history to me... <--Hey, look, her noobness is showing.  You are quite right. It is the conjunction of the three events that piqued my curiousity and prompted my comment. Within the last three weeks, we have seen these three items become hotly debated (in some cases) issues. The Busy Ben's/Luna auctions and all of the issues centering on this year's Burning Life (censorship of builds and LL's perceived support or non-support of the event). It could just be a coinkydink. I have been very wrong in the past. _____________________
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