I think the change in policy was announced somewhere around the time Torley became a Linden, not sure.
They announced that whereas they used to have a rule that if you became a Linden, you couldn't continue to profit from SL itself, as a resident, they were changing that.
They rescinded that rule, they said, because they wanted people to be Lindens who weren't willing to give up their businesses.
So now the Lindens not only run SL, and decide all its policies, they also make money from it, too.
They announced that whereas they used to have a rule that if you became a Linden, you couldn't continue to profit from SL itself, as a resident, they were changing that.
They rescinded that rule, they said, because they wanted people to be Lindens who weren't willing to give up their businesses.
So now the Lindens not only run SL, and decide all its policies, they also make money from it, too.
And if so surely there are some stipulations? For instance a Linden could not be a Land Seller right? There must be some lines drawn?