Are some more equal than others...

My question is this:

Are the people who set up "casinos" (ie: campgrounds) of more value to Linden Labs and Second Life than ordinary residents who just want a place to live and maybe invite a few friends over?

If the answer is yes, thank you for your candid response, and it fits the way the situation is currently being handled.

If your answer is no, please explain to me why these individuals are allowed to use up sim resources to the point where ordinary users can not even get to their property or have anyone over to visit due to the avatar cap being filled by campers at these "casinos".

Eithnie, hoping that maybe her wonderful new neighbor will buy her now worthless property to expand his ever-so worthwhile "casino", because no one else is likely to.

Hi Eithnie,

We know this is an issue for many folks, and we're working on better ways to distribute sim resources so that everyone who owns property in a particular sim will get their fair share.

Please see Cory Linden's Town Hall Transcript for more details.

Take care,
-Pathfinder