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Solution to linden inflation

Elvawin Rainbow
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Join date: 30 Aug 2005
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05-18-2006 12:46
Well somebody has a great idea I wish them luck just saw ad for plain flat 1024 plot for 40,000 $L --- $40/m woohoo great deal if you can get it, lessee buy sim for $1000 - thats 64 1024 plots * $40,000L / 317 = $10,000 US profit damn I can quit working!! ih wait already unemployed and broke nm - sigh
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Vivianne Draper
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05-18-2006 12:54
ok *I* have the answer to inflation. All you clothing, shoe and hair designers out there (and to a lesser degree, skin designers) -- you should give me your stuff for free. First, I'm a great advertisement. My avie looks great, dresses well, and always spreads the good word about where she got that rad new look she's sporting. Secondly, I'm personally responsible for dumping metric butt loads of lindens into the economy. I'm pretty sure if you were to stop me from doing this by just giving me your stuff, it would be a big help with the inflation thing.

So to sum it, Giving Vivi cool stuff = less inflation = good for Second Life. Be a good responsible resident and give me good stuffs today!
Merlyn Bailly
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Join date: 7 Sep 2005
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05-18-2006 13:42
From: Elvawin Rainbow
Well somebody has a great idea I wish them luck just saw ad for plain flat 1024 plot for 40,000 $L --- $40/m woohoo great deal if you can get it, lessee buy sim for $1000 - thats 64 1024 plots * $40,000L / 317 = $10,000 US profit damn I can quit working!! ih wait already unemployed and broke nm - sigh


The only "solution" to Linden inflation is for the Lindens to set a stable exchange rate, and not allow it to fluctuate.

As the "economy" here is not commoditized (tied to gold or any other exchange material) then prices do not rise/fall in concert with the increase in the amount of money circulating.

There is no "monetary crisis" except for those people who convert Lindens to USD and take them out of the system, and they are the "money sinks" that one motormouth in particular keeps ranting about.

The rest of us just keep doing what we do in SL and wonder WTF the fuss is about. I guess if I ever get my business going in SL, and if that business ever makes enough Lindens for ME to convert to USD and take out, I'd be having fits too, but until then, the entire question is pretty ridiculous. For Anshe Chung, it's a major problem (and I strongly suspect the more frantic ranters on this subject to be employed by her or one of the other land barons) but for the great major of SL residents, it's not relevant to EITHER their SL life OR their RL income.
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Billy Grace
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05-18-2006 14:20
From: Elvawin Rainbow
Well somebody has a great idea I wish them luck just saw ad for plain flat 1024 plot for 40,000 $L --- $40/m woohoo great deal if you can get it, lessee buy sim for $1000 - thats 64 1024 plots * $40,000L / 317 = $10,000 US profit damn I can quit working!! ih wait already unemployed and broke nm - sigh

One teeny weeny problem... that is not a realistic rate. Land sells in the 6-7L/M2, not 39.06L/M2. Nice try though... lol. :eek:
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Karsten Rutledge
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05-18-2006 14:53
From: Vivianne Draper
ok *I* have the answer to inflation. All you clothing, shoe and hair designers out there (and to a lesser degree, skin designers) -- you should give me your stuff for free. First, I'm a great advertisement. My avie looks great, dresses well, and always spreads the good word about where she got that rad new look she's sporting. Secondly, I'm personally responsible for dumping metric butt loads of lindens into the economy. I'm pretty sure if you were to stop me from doing this by just giving me your stuff, it would be a big help with the inflation thing.

So to sum it, Giving Vivi cool stuff = less inflation = good for Second Life. Be a good responsible resident and give me good stuffs today!


I dunno, sounds backwards. Assuming you were buying lindens to buy stuff, you'd be doing less of that, leaving more lindens waiting to sell. If you were just using what you make, what are you going to do with them now, horde them? Spend them on something else? Sell them? Seems like a net zero effect either way.
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05-18-2006 15:01
The solution to Linden Inflation is in destabilizing the US dollar.

I am preparing a force to plant a geological weapon under Wall Street.

WHO'S WITH ME?!
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Zapoteth Zaius
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05-18-2006 15:03
Moving to Land and Economy :).
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Draco18s Majestic
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05-18-2006 15:17
From: Merlyn Bailly
There is no "monetary crisis" except for those people who convert Lindens to USD and take them out of the system, and they are the "money sinks" that one motormouth in particular keeps ranting about.


Selling Linden is not a money sink, what on earth is that guy talking about? Selling your L$ just means someone else is buying it.....