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This is the Twitter page of Rod Humble (@rodvik), Linden Lab's newly appointed CEO, former Electronic Arts VP, Sims developer, and art game maker. His Tweets will likely be sparse until he officially starts at Linden in mid-January, but wouldn't it be nice if many Residents were waiting for him when he arrived? Hat tip: Dusan Writer, who you should follow on Twitter too.
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Somebody should teach him the /me waves at residents trick.
Other than that: welcome!
Posted by: Laetizia Coronet | Friday, December 31, 2010 at 03:03 AM