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Next time, use unambiguous terminology
SuezanneC Baskerville
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12-04-2008 19:23
Next time you create a virtual world system, don't use the same word for the last names of employees as you do for the unit of micro-currency.

Go try to do a search in places for places that have the last names of LL employees in the searchable areas and tell me how many places you get that have the unit of micro-currency instead.

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Adz Childs
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12-04-2008 20:03
we should start over! ;)
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From: Tofu Linden
Hmm, there's nothing really helpful there, but thanks for pasting.
Baloo Uriza
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12-05-2008 08:58
From: SuezanneC Baskerville
Next time you create a virtual world system, don't use the same word for the last names of employees as you do for the unit of micro-currency.


The employees are the Lindens, the money is the Linden Dollars. The correct way to abbreviate the latter would be to call them Dollars, not Lindens; blame the residents, not the LR folks for that mistake.

From: someone
Go try to do a search in places for places that have the last names of LL employees in the searchable areas and tell me how many places you get that have the unit of micro-currency instead.


I find it's easier to ask a Linden where their office is than to find it in the useless Search feature. That thing's more easily gamed than the now defunct AltaVista...