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Misprint Thursday has been ejected from SL7B.
SHAWN Masters, a volunteer policeman at SL7B, seeking to enforce the No Nipple Policy at SL7B, explained to Misprint Thursday, as Blondin Linden and Doctor Gascoigne stood by..... "SL is a breeding ground for pedifiles [sic]" and Blondin Linden demanded she remove the particle emitter which was churning out pictures of nude Barbie Dolls.
Misprint refused to do so and was ejected from the sim.
Botgirl has great piece on this here.
Now, it seems like there is one important fact I seem to have missed out on...and that is that paedophiles (english spelling) breed in SL. Now, I have been around a while and never caught them at it yet. I would have thought, not that I have a great deal of paedophile experience, that Google or some porn site might provide more interesting and immediate gratification than downloading the SL viewer, making an avatar and going to SL7B to look at nakkid Barbies...but, hey.....what do I know??
Now, these sick major corporations that have been responsible for the sale of, apparently, 1 billion Barbies, would probably disagree with LL on the degree of immorality connected to Barbie.... would they sue?...probably not.
Now, if this company, LL, were run by sexually repressed bigots from some sick religious cult, which it obviously is not.... I could understand their sexual obsession more...but as things stand, I am a bit at a loss.
So...a few questions....
Do they think major corporations will refuse to join SL if the Barbie scandal should be exposed?
...and how can Blondin Linden stand by while SHAWN tells Misprint that SL is a breeding ground for 'pedofiles'...
oh...and another question.....how many pedofiles are there in SL...is there a survey...how do they know??
...and...the most important question of them all.... HAVE YOU ALL COMPLETELY LOST ANY SENSE OF HOW RIDICULOUS YOU LOOK?
Again I am minded to be so grateful for the Linden Endowment for the Arts, it is so wonderful to know how committed LL is in fostering the Arts in our 'community'...or, in the words of the Linden blog...
"Provide a starting point for artists in Second Life and for those interested in art to make connections and display their work
Encourage and cultivate art and artists within Second Life
Foster community, creativity, and innovation among artists and all residents interested in art.
Provide a way for artists to not only sell and promote their art but also to choose to donate it for linden preservation (optional)
Collaborate with existing art regions, galleries, exhibits and performance spaces to help nuture their valuable participation in SL arts"
So that's in safe hands then, the future of the Arts in our 'community'...good.
:((((