Updated Community Standards follow after Attack, Ginko Financial in Trouble?
Posted by Simon Lameth on November 1, 2005
Following the W-hat's self-spawning photo "balls of doom" Linden has released a modified Community Sandards with the latest update, it reads:
Global Attacks
Objects, scripts, or actions which broadly interfere with or disrupt the Second Life community, the Second Life servers or other systems related to Second Life will not be tolerated in any form. We will hold you responsible for any actions you take, or that are taken by objects or scripts that belong to you. Sandboxes are available for testing objects and scripts that have components that may be unmanageable or whose behavior you may not be able to predict. If you chose to use a script that substantially disrupts the operation of Second Life, disciplinary actions will result in a minimum two-week suspension, the possible loss of in-world inventory, and a review of your account for probable expulsionfrom Second Life.
Secondly, it seems that the financial company Ginko Financial is in for some rough times. Read the article at the Second Life Herald.
October 7, 2007 at 5:06 pm
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