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The great escape

There has been a spate of posts about the balance between First and Second Life lately, an eery echo to worries and thoughts of my own. But the question of balance only leads to the question why we are in Second Life, and what we want to take out of it. And while we often discuss how, and why we leave this world for good, we rarely dwell on the question that maybe should have been asked first: why bother with the effort of two lives at all? Why come to Second Life, and stay? I have an answer to offer, thought I’m not sure it will prove all that popular…

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Story Box

Dusan Writer has a knack for putting things far better than I ever could, and I owe him an apology. Read why, and what.

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Le rouge et le noir

Forget Dazzle and think one minute about what Second LifeYou-Know-Where is really about. And let CodeBastard Redgrave’s Boudoir Rouge help you.

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Plus ça change…

Do my eulogies bring people back? Hardly, but Katharine Berry and Nicholaz Beresford are back into the fray nonetheless. Welcome back.

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Age and Treachery revisited

A farewell to AjaxLife creator Katharine Berry, who has pulled her service from the web in the midst of a flame war.

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Wild, wild west 2.0 continued

Doug McMahon thinks the Metaverse needs a consitution. I agree, obviously.

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Age and Treachery

‘Age and Treachery Will Always Overcome Youth and Skill’ started as a joke on a film set, but there is truth in it for Second LifeYou-Know-Where. But AjaxLife programmer Katharine Berry’s disgruntlement with the Teen Grid should alarm adult Second LifeYou-Know-Where residents to the necessity of merging the grids.

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