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[Vincent Thomé's blog] I will not speak about time now even if for one of the first time in Internet Second Life has time and space constraints. So about space then you have community mapping websites which are services that get its members to map and define places.
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Forever Amber: on Saturday, while the plague was still in its earliest stages), I had another wedding dress fitting, and this one, you will no doubt be pleased to know, did not leave me in tears. It's always a good thing when your seamstress doesn't insult your wedding dress too much during a fitting, I find, so this was the one good thing to come out of the weekend. (via Cosmos)
Jaffe Juice: Pulling my beloved Desert Eagle from it's holster (Razen was right, they SHOULD have strip searched me), I gave one final wink to Phaylen, put the barrel to my temple, and pulled the trigger. A fountain of blood exploded across the walls of my glass prison, a bloody finale that'll take days to wipe clean. (via Cosmos)
FH Out Front Blog: There are thriving LGBT tribes in Second Life and even researchers and academics are diving in to learn more about the impact of the virtual space on LGBT communities. One such effort is entitled, "Gay Neighborhoods on the Cyberspatial Frontier: Interview and Focus Group Rubrics." (via Cosmos)
The Ve-blog: I understand people’s concern on lurking, “listening” or “browsing”, but I do not think there’s a magic formula to fight this off in a group like VENELT unless we are talking about an online community devoted to education and/or training where participants have to pay a fee, for example. (via Cosmos)
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