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SL entrepeneur Peter Stindberg, who runs a successful in-world translation service, is advocating for a new feature: An option to add a text note to L$ payments, which would then show up in your transaction history. Seems like a simple addition that would make Second Life much more business friendly, turning the transaction page on your SL account page into something that look more like a receipt ledger. Here's the Linden's JIRA form that Stinberg created, where you can vote on this request.
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Lets also get objects to show their names when they pay residents (WEB-424). I think that would be more handy in transaction history for most of us. We already see this behavior when people buy objects, but not when objects give money.
Posted by: Dedric Mauriac | Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at 04:57 PM