[ogpx] Second Life
Bill Windwalker <billwindwalker@rocketmail.com> Mon, 22 February 2010 14:02 UTC
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 06:04:09 -0800
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Subject: [ogpx] Second Life
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I wish to ask how people see the name second life ? do we see it to be come a name like microsoft when it first started ? starting out small and taking its time to grow or do we wish for it to come out with a bang and burn out fast? I for oneĀ am hoping it will take its time to grow for the needs of the users and for the needs of the people to come. but in the long run may in some way make a new internet world a Second Life Internet World you can say. that will not replace the internet but give us a new form of internet that not only can bring in 3D software in side of second life but give us working plugins that will stem a all new view on how we see software to day. no longer held back by a old out dated internet that was flat and no image past a 2D but to go on with some thing better as the younger people come to learn 3D modling and more. after all the only limits are the one we make at this stage. so all the coding and work we do is very importent to how second life will be seen later on in software history. keep up the great work.
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