Please post more clarification.

People still do not seem to understand this isn't a "security problem" or an "exploit" or anything like that.

Could you please make a blog post that clarifies that this is not something that can be fixed?

If anything, LL is responsible for this misconception that object permissions ever meant anything in a real security sense.

It was no secret that the only protection that actually works is on scripts, but apparently a lot of the newer members were under the false impression that the permission system actually offered some sort of airtight protection.

Could you please clear the air and make a clarification post? There are people banning libSL members because they still seem to think this is some sort of exploit.

It's to be hoped that Robin and Cory's blog posts are clear enough in pointing out that there is not, and likely never will be, a 100% solution to online copying.