Xstreet

Hi am a land owner and am fixing to sell my land and want a way to sale my items on Xstreet. So i got to thanking how about a inventory folder that can be set up to sale my Xstreet items?

first thing is, it is "to sell", not "to sale".


second is, you need an account on xstreet, a "magic box", a place to keep that box rezzed, and you need to read the instructions on xstreet.

o mi god so one ward wis sppelled wring i mispelled thus whole thang i bet you wull still undarstand it or you that lame you got to flame on some one who is just trying to just make it simple to get stuff done man some people are so lame

Bleh.

Do us all a favor and do not reply next time.

Third is, if you are going to correct someone's spelling with a properly worded sentence, make sure it starts with a capital letter.

Interesting idea, but there are a few problems that would need to be tackled first.

Problem 1: Right now, Xstreet relies on LSL scripts to deliver products. LSL can see the contents of prims, but can't reach into an avatar's inventory. Either Xstreet would need to grow back-end hooks into avatar inventories, or LSL would need to be extended to permit that in a more general way.

Problem 2: Avatar inventories need help. There are still server-side issues where folder positions get lost. Folders can end up in the wrong part of the tree and can't be moved, or they become completely hidden to the end user. There are new back-end services going in that are hoped to eliminate this mess, but it really needs to be fixed before additional services are tacked on. Prim inventories do have that that in their favor right now, there are no folder trees so there is less to go wrong.

Problem 3: So far, avatar inventories are private. The inventory is one of very few pieces of information that others can't see without our permission. A change like this makes part of that inventory public. Are we really, really sure we would want to poke a hole in that wall? Considering past and present problems where hidden groups became visible, options meant to hide or show avatars in search don't really do that, and so on, I'm not so sure the company is up to implementing it in a way that won't cause people financial or social distress.