Tag Archives: lindenlab

[RESOLVED] Codename Pitchfork

By Rheta Shan | Published: May 5, 2008

Weird things happen sometimes. Read about mysterious strangers IM’ing you of the blue, Eyes Only notecards that shouldn’t be there, and why that unmarked van in front of my door is perfectly innocuous. Don’t worry – it all makes sense.

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Chimaera

By Rheta Shan | Published: April 29, 2008

I am the most unlikely person to ever be last woman standing on a political issue. But then there are times and issues which would make anybody reconsider. Read why the Linden Lab trademark lunacy is one.

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Second Life

By Rheta Shan | Published: April 22, 2008

Your bad weather and poor economic conditions. Our oppressive government.

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The Silence of the Lindens

By Rheta Shan | Published: April 6, 2008

The trademark issue is not going to just dwindle away, it seems. With the blogosphere coming to realise that besides dealing more than brusquely with their core user community, Linden Lab are putting themselves in a position to censor any uttering on their products by residents both in-world and off-world, protest is gearing up. Read about the petition to Linden Lab to amend their last policy change.

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Second Life® Bloggers Require Clarification

By Rheta Shan | Published: March 26, 2008

The Second Life Blogger’s manifesto on the trademark guidelines issue, reprinted in full to show my support.

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Dear Catherine Linden,

By Rheta Shan | Published: March 25, 2008

An open letter to Catherine Linden, concerning the new Linden trademark guidelines, and their application to my blog.

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Second Life Guess

By Rheta Shan | Published: January 22, 2008

A final round-up of the discussions on the banking ban leads to the question if the wild guesswork done by pundits (yours truly not excepted) on Linden Lab’s motivation isn’t very much reflecting the current state of Second LifeYou-Know-Where’s society.

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