This post from Vint Falken made me think about a RL friend of mine who's too much afraid to play now because it's much less a community than a marketing buzz system like the web became when RL companies started to invest.
You won't be able to fight this system has LL need money to run, and companies come here more and more to invest and show off. We are only a few months before advertisements based renting of land or free based renting if you use company tools.
So, to answer you Vint, movies are pure fictions whereas avatars acting in wars or griefing are really doing malicious actions against other people hence TOS violation.
Writing rules is a hard task especially as SL is such a new playground, it's not your usual free chat room backed by university, it's a business that needs to comply with RL rules.
However, LL plays fine with us with open-source client, open bug-tracker, open-blog, open script and build system. It's still a freedom playground.
Sunday, June 3, 2007
RL dictates its rules to SL
Posted by Kris Constellation at 6:57 AM 1 comments
Labels: freedom, vint falken
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
SL & Flickr meets inworld
Thanks to Vint Falken, I finally found a way to merge my desire to script in Second Life and merge SL with RL more, blurring the line with a neat way to connect both : showing flickr pictures inside world. According to this source it is feasible despite the author using some sort of "easy and obvious" server code he doesn't share with us. FreeView seems an even more interesting source for an intuitive way to import external media in world.
I just hope to have enough time to merge both in order to have an automatic slide-show from a flickr RSS feed.
Holidays are soon !
Posted by Kris Constellation at 1:25 AM 2 comments
Labels: flickr, flickrview, kris constellation, vint falken, web2.0
