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> Boo to Linden Labs. Free Accounts are killing Secondlife

Beatrix Blackheart
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Join date: 25 Mar 2009
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04-27-2009 11:00
From: Peggy Paperdoll
How many last names does LL have? A couple thousand? That would be high in my opinion but even if it were that many there are over 7 million registered members. First names could run out pretty quickly with those numbers. The problem lies with the fact that of that 7 million only maybe a few hundred thousand are currently being used. LL needs to purge accounts that are not kept current (if paying accounts) or not used for 180 days (if free accounts). I don't think LL has ever truly purged the members list. They may terminate it or close it at the users request but the name still remains locked up with that account..............pretty lazy way to do business in my opinion.

I've heard it mentioned in these forums before that LL can't terminate accounts because that would require "taking" of the member's property (or some such BS). That don't wash with me.........they have no problem at all about shrugging their shoulders with inventory losses by members. Linden Labs needs to clean up their data base........make the "platform" work efficiently for a change. And that would free up some names too.


They can and indeed do terminate accounts, and basically say "tough luck" about the property loss. And yes, if you want to sue them you're going to have to take a number.
bigmoe Whitfield
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Join date: 29 Jul 2007
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04-27-2009 11:08
oh wow, blast from the past :)
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Hikaru Collingwood
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05-06-2009 00:53
From: Argent Stonecutter
"Oh, don't tell me... your name is Igor?"
"Amathing gueth, Marthter, This ith for Igor."
"But I thought you were..."
"No, thith ith for IGOR."
"Oh, Igor at the embassy."
"Thath what I thaid, thir."


"The one positive thing you could say about the bread products around him was that they were probably as edible now as they were on the day they were baked. Forged was a better term. Dwarf bread was made as a meal of last resort and also as a weapon and a currency. Dwarfs were not, as far as Vimes knew, religious in any way, but the way they thought about bread came close."
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