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Here’s my myspace url: http://www.myspace.com/suezannecbaskerville . Not much of a myspace page, is it?

I have a facebook account too: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=763254988 .

I have several blogs, a wordpress one, a blogspot one, a Window Live Spaces one, one on Cnet Asia, umm, let’s see…. one on Metaversed …. I have several web pages too, all under the name SuezanneC Baskeville or some variation therof. I’m in Hipihi as SuezanneCB, in Kaneva as Suezanne and SuezanneC, I’m Suezanne in Multiverse, SuezanneC Baskerville in Tabula Rasa, Suezanne in Taikodom. I’m in LinkedIn as SuezanneC Baskerville.

I’m in Mashables http://my.mashable.com/suezannecbaskerville

I can’t really remember everywhere I’m Sue Baskerville at.

Fortunately for the rest of the world, I don’t have enough to say to fill up all these places with words.

I just wanted to talk about the fact that people use their avatar for a myspace profile, or for whatever they feel like using it. It’s so easy to say that roleplaying must remain within the boundaries of the software where it originated (whether that is Second Life or any other MMORPG). I believe that everything that relies on human interactions on the web (MySpace, datingsites, chatboxes, …) can be considered as some kind of roleplay. You show just an (ideal) image of yourself or the way you want yourself to be. Even in real life, in relationship to other people, most of us show only a part of theirselves. Why is it then that an avatar in Second Life can’t be just a part of someone’s personality?

I was so lucky to get to know Naturelle in Second Life and we got very close. I do realise we never met in real life, and maybe she can be totally different then what I imagine her to be. But even if she has only 50% of the sincerety she has in Second Life, I am convinced she’s a very beautiful person.

And I must agree with her if she considers Second Life to be more than just a computergame. I truely believe that Second Life is always what you want to make of it. For me a game has always its boundaries, whether it’s because of the story or because of its possibilities. But when I log in to Second Life I know I’ll get in contact with many different people from all over the world. Some are just there for the game element, others are there like me, to get to know people and discuss about many different subjects. I must admit that Second Life is much more attractive than other platforms, just because of the roleplaying and game element. But I don’t know any other possibility to go to a beach in the morning (when it’s cold in my own little country) and drink coffee (real or virtual) and talk with 5 or 6 people that are many thousands of kilometers separated from eachother. It’s been a wonderful experience…

One more thing I really need to say: I’m convinced that some people now will say that I’m just living a fantasy, that it’s crazy what I’m saying here and that I don’t know the difference between reality and imagination. But isn’t it wonderful to see what imagination can lead to? And for you who think that I don’t know what I’m talking about, I’m not just somebody who sits behind a computer to pass time. I have my own internet business, which is still growing. It’s not a big company or so, but it gives me a good and stable income. And I have experienced the growth of the internet since 1997… Believe me, I really know the difference between fiction and reality.