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And the metaverse makes its way into the Muslim world: a Moroccan journalist recently contacted me, interested in interviewing SL Residents from her country. If you are, and you'd like to speak with her, contact me by IM or e-mail me.
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Maybe she should just hang around the Casablanca sim. I hear that you can find ANYTHING in the bazaar there.
Posted by: rikomatic | Tuesday, January 09, 2007 at 05:51 AM
Yes, Hammie, talk to Desty Kenzo who is behind that project. The Casablanca sim was actually promoted by the Morrocan Tourism Office. They should definitely talk to Desty :)
Posted by: Gwyneth Llewelyn | Tuesday, January 09, 2007 at 04:03 PM