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Monthly Archives: November 2005

“It`s a country?”

Visionaries and a changing world — the challenge for Linden Lab is how to get the two together. Early last year, Philip "Linden" Rosedale has been keen to announce to everybody who cared to listen that "Second Life was about building a country" — with its own society and economy. Linden Lab’s job in the "country-building" was mostly a technical role with some gentle guiding by providing some moderation. This…

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SL Evangelisation or How To Extend Linden Lab`s Marketing Efforts

In a previous article, I tried to think a bit about marketing efforts in Second Life. Recently someone asked me in IM: “so, are you a Linden now?” and I was utterly baffled why they were asking me that. Sure, like perhaps half of the residents, I applied for a job with Linden Lab in November 2004, and did not get an answer, so I guess they don’t require anyone…

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Using Second Life as a platform for cyberlearning & cyberculture

Recently, a few people looked up my blog to get an idea on what I’m currently doing using Second Life® as a “platform”, and commented that they were expecting more information about that here. Well, there is a reason for almost everything, and the first thing that came to my mind is that this is mostly a blog on Second Life’s society and psychology (with a few tips, tricks, and…

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