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spaulding Bogan
Registered User
Join date: 29 Jul 2006
Posts: 5
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06-19-2007 21:35
Can someone explain to me how it is possible that people I have banned from my land are able to delete objects belonging to it and place objects within the private restricted area? I dont see how this is possible without the prescence of a major flaw in second lifes property security
I am being harrased constantly and even with maximum restrictions and privacy settings I continue to be harrased by griefers..if this continues I wont have any second thoughts about cancelling my membership and throwing second life in the trash
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Maggie McArdle
FIOS hates puppies
Join date: 8 May 2006
Posts: 2,855
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06-19-2007 21:38
From: spaulding Bogan Can someone explain to me how it is possible that people I have banned from my land are able to delete objects belonging to it and place objects within the private restricted area? I dont see how this is possible without the prescence of a major flaw in second lifes property security
I am being harrased constantly and even with maximum restrictions and privacy settings I continue to be harrased by griefers..if this continues I wont have any second thoughts about cancelling my membership and throwing second life in the trash if You own the land, turn on no object entry. that will end that. click on the about land feature either in the world menu or left click the info on top of your screen to get to that option. good luck 
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Daisy Rimbaud
Registered User
Join date: 12 Oct 2006
Posts: 764
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06-20-2007 00:22
Being banned only means they can't enter it, it doesn't of itself stop them standing just outside it and pushing prims over the border, or looking in and clicking on things.
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