How does LL feel banning 60 innocent people when the guilty one confessed?

It doesn't seem as if this was brought to your attention or not so I feel it necessary to do so.

http://forums.secondcitizen.com/showpost.php?p=43094&postcount=1

How do you feel being Gods of the Metaverse when your power is so clearly abused and wrongly-implimented? Are we supposed to pat Phil on the back for banning 60 accounts for associating with a group when many of those accounts haven't logged into SL in months?

If I were you I would take a long, hard look at the implications this person is making.

YOUR SECURITY SYSTEMS HAVE FAILED.
YOUR LACK OF VERIFIABILITY HAS FAILED.
YOUR BUSINESS MODEL HAS FAILED.

And in the process you've created, grown and taught a monster that despises you. Do you understand that? DESPISES.

And in its quest to destroy you, it's affecting the rest of us because of the bad choices YOU have made and failed to correct after years of yelling by the residents.

WHY is this a difficult concept for you? I can't say I really don't feel as if you deserve whatever happens next, but it's unfair that you brought us into it.

Hey again Joshua! Thanks for bringing this to our attention, and I'm going to send it to the Abuse Team to see if there's any further grounds on our own Second Life servers--unfortunately, we're unable to use any admissions on Resident-run forums or external sites as evidence applicable to actions under the Community Standards.

While it's good to be cautious, it's also good to be assertive, and furthermore, it's even better not to get into overspeculation and fearmongering; it's helpful to all of us to make mention of specific problems with specific suggestions for improvement. (And I can think of many right now, I see them every day.)

Sure, there's emotions--I feel a lot of pain when things go wrong, as there've been horrible experiences with instability and downtime in the last couple of weeks--but that shouldn't stop us from continuing to progress ahead, with the help of the community.