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If you know Spanish and Japanese-speaking Residents who need info on the Lindens' new Openspaces policy, send them to Vint Falken's blog. Frustrated by the company's slowness to do so, Ms. Falken and metaverse translator Peter Stinberg have went ahead and provided comprehensive documentation in both languages. (Una carta para los residentes de Second Life; セカンドライフ住民の方への手紙.)
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