This post could be a classroom lesson in "how to alienate people and not
be taken seriously".
Daniel Smith :
>>> 1. Will there be procedures in place to prevent someone else to use my
>>> true avatar name as their display name?
>>
>>No.
>
> Wrong answer.
Actually it's the right answer! The qu
Could we move all this stuff to a new "emeraldgate" list, or something?
That I could then carefully not subscribe to?
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Daniel Smith :
> Thanks for playing. Just sign up last week?
That's rude, unnecessary, and arrogant. I joined in 2006, and I think
Baloo is quite likely correct. There's no call to insult someone just
because they dare to disagree with you.
Let's try to keep it civil.
DC/DL
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Daniel Smith :
>The focus here is identity within SL. We work hard to craft our AVs
>and our reputations. If you want to use your analogy, you would be
>the only david_ch...@somesluser.com. Now, do you want someone
>impersonating that? Because that's the sort of thing I am getting at
>with the
Daniel Smith :
>I still have not heard a definitive answer as to what gets logged in
>IM and Chat.
>Forget the "display" for a moment. What do you want to have logged as
>"Michael Schlenker"
>that you did not write?
Not to be a wet blanket, but anyone can sign their email "David Chess"
right no
Marine Kelley :
> That would be awesome. I know there are reasons behind the removal of
the pie menu and its replacement by a well known list menu, but PLEASE I
am so
> much more productive and less frustrated with the old pie menu ! Muscle
memory and size of the clickable areas and all that.
Jesse wrote:
> I am so relieved that Linden Lab does actually listen to feedback from
the residents that have supported it for so long. This should guarantee
that the proposed user name/display name never goes into affect then.
I don't think that what you're implying there is true at all. I kn
Lance wrote:
> What keeps me from, lets say, creating a throwaway alt, setting its
Display
> Name to "Stiletto Moody", and hanging out at that famous shoe shop
telling
> people that the place will close down and that all rights to the designs
have
> been sold to (whatever the place is that w
Darn you Lindens, always clouding the issue with facts!!
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Dale Mahalko :
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> Can individuals actually talk directly to Linden's TOS lawyers without
> paying a fee of some sort?
I don't think anyone meant to suggest that people should try to talk
directly to LL's lawyers; as you say, that's unlikely to be feasible.
The idea, I believe, is that if (say
Jonathan Irvin :
> Keep in mind, it's not LL that's saying it, it is their lawyers. Like I
said, LL is protecting their assets. The best way for them to do that is
by hiring good lawyers who can cover all the bases.
This is wrong enough that I can't resist responding. :)
The TPVP isn't sig
Carlo Wood :
> This is VERY good David.
>
> Someone should get the lawyers AND the management of LL to read this.
Well, thanks very! :)
(And as I notice that I've been posting these things from my work email, I
should also mention that all of these statements are purely my own
opinions as an
I want to weigh in very briefly here, because I was voiciferously arguing
with Morgaine in AWG the other night, but having considered the TPV policy
as a whole (and not just believed what it says about itself), I think
there is more of a problem here than I originally thought.
In theory, the GP
> I'm greatly in favor to create bits for wearables and objects
> that stay user changable even for no-mods.
General agreement.
Needs some thought to make sure that it's not too easy to change them
accidentally and lose the creator-intended settings forever (maybe save
the original settings an
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