Comments on A 9/11 Survivor Builds a Virtual Memorial in Second LifeTypePad2014-09-11T08:10:16ZSLHamlethttps://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/tag:typepad.com,2003:https://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2014/09/second-life-mmo-memorial-september11/comments/atom.xml/PK Otoole commented on 'A 9/11 Survivor Builds a Virtual Memorial in Second Life'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341bf74053ef01bb09c34e21970d2017-09-14T21:40:31Z2017-09-14T21:40:31ZPK OtooleThis was indeed a great memorial. It is sad to know it is no longer in SL. I thought of...<p>This was indeed a great memorial. It is sad to know it is no longer in SL. I thought of Liam just recently for the first time in years. I stopped into SL just last month and looking through my inventory I discovered my old displays for my MySecondLifePoject service/site that I used during a couple of tech conventions that Liam hosted on his Silicon Island back in SL's hey day. Those were certainly the good old days in Secondlife. Liam and his Silicon Island are gone, I've long since shuttered MySecondLifeProject. Orientation Island that a group of us worked to put together and support is gone. My friends in SL from that time haven't logged in in many years. </p>Saxon commented on 'A 9/11 Survivor Builds a Virtual Memorial in Second Life'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341bf74053ef01b8d1566a0a970c2015-09-12T00:51:23Z2015-09-12T00:51:23ZSaxonFor as long as I live, I will be grateful to Liam for what he had built. The Memorial could...<p>For as long as I live, I will be grateful to Liam for what he had built. </p>
<p>The Memorial could not have been more real for me.</p>
<p>Thank you.</p>CJ Theseus commented on 'A 9/11 Survivor Builds a Virtual Memorial in Second Life'tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00d8341bf74053ef01a73e15a7e8970d2014-09-14T12:04:29Z2014-09-14T12:04:29ZCJ Theseushttp://slurl.com/secondlife/Cathedral/125/88/102Second Life keeps vanishing What good is SL when most of it is gone? This memorial is gone, Island of...<p>Second Life keeps vanishing</p>
<p>What good is SL when most of it is gone?</p>
<p>This memorial is gone,<br />
Island of Wyrms is less than 1/2 what it once was,<br />
Many of my most favorite places are dead links now,<br />
many others are sold out - what used to be a fun park<br />
is now someones basement with an autobot<br />
ejecting people & banning them in 15 seconds - very rude &<br />
not our fault they built a house on a former popular public sandbox !</p>
<p>Computer tech and servers grow smaller and cheaper every year.</p>
<p>Long term popular places sould get a longevity discount,<br />
and places like this war memorial should get a 50% discount at least for a year.</p>
<p>Having this memorial vanish from Second Life is<br />
Linden Labs murdering their memory a second time.</p>
<p>I know SL is built on paying customers,<br />
but when a site has been popular for 3 years,<br />
they should get a 10% discount for each year after that,<br />
stacking up to 50% discount, in effect as that site is drawing people to second life.</p>
<p>LL can set the metrics of what popular is: such as dwelling real player traffic,<br />
residents on a homestead, awards for outstanding art design or graphical beauty...</p>
<p>SL Still has not tapped the Huge Profit potential of STEAM and the millions to be made by gaining new players through STREAM.</p>