Re: [ogpx] Definitions of terms to be used in my (our?) communication

Kari Lippert <kari.lippert@gmail.com> Mon, 31 August 2009 17:34 UTC

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From: Kari Lippert <kari.lippert@gmail.com>
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Personally I would drop the use of "LAND" and  "ADJACENT REGIONS" but
I think these terms, as defined here are the right set based on the
lengthy conversations I started yesterday morning. Using these terms
it should now be rather trivial to restate the Charter in a way that
captures the essence of the effort's intent.

Kari


On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Carlo Wood<carlo@alinoe.com> wrote:
> A) A smallest partition
>
>  REGION
>
> B) A collection of adjacent regions run by a single administration
>
>  ISLAND or ADJACENT REGIONS
>
> C) A collection of adjacent regions's run by different administrations
>   (which very likely use the same TOS etc)
>
>  LAND, or CONTINENT when larger.
>
> D) A collection of continent's that are not adjacent but still fall
>   under the same TOS, likely use the same inter-world protocols
>   and organisation-specific extensions etc (likely, they will
>   have their own website and their own Abuse Report team etc).
>
>  VIRTUAL WORLD
>
> E) A collection of Virtual World's that have totally different
>   administrations and possibly different TOS etc, but which
>   interoperate (ie, you can pass on a Landmark of one VW to
>   a person you meet in another VW).
>
>  GALAXY
>
> F) The whole of all Galaxies that do not interoperate, but still use VWRAP.
>
>  VWRAP UNIVERSE
>
> G) The rest that use the term "virtual world", but do not use VWRAP.
>
>  MMOX UNIVERSE
>
>
> Please state if
> * you have problem with me going to use these terms consistently in my posts
> * you will use these terms with the same meaning
> * you wish to give these terms a different meaning
>
> I understand there is also something called "REGION DOMAIN", but
> I have no idea which of the above that would be as it's not my
> term and it was never discussed.
>
> --
> Carlo Wood <carlo@alinoe.com>
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