Comments on: “Unconscionable!” Court Blasts Linden Terms of Service, Holds that Philip can be target in Bragg Lawsuit.

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By: Damien

Damien — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 02:16:17 +0000

The fact that everything is up to Linden Labs is the problem, they can say whatever they want to and us users have no say in the matter. For example what would anyone think if they accidentally did something wrong and suddenly wound up losing all of their land and items, which they paid real money for. If this was happening in the real world Linden Labs would be being charged with theft or something like that, but because it is in their game people have no options. People pay real money for land and items, they should not be allowed to just take it all with no compensation for it, and for no reason either.

By: sim owner owned by who?

sim owner owned by who? — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 17:33:59 +0000

and you work for who?

“People should realize that they are only entering a online content hosting deal with Linden Lab. This is no different than getting yourself a website with Godaddy. Land is a misnomer for this. You are contracting them to host interactive content – which you retain the intellectual rights to.

Posted by: sim owner | June 08, 2007 at 12:12 PM”

By: sim owner

sim owner — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 12:12:36 +0000

People should realize that they are only entering a online content hosting deal with Linden Lab. This is no different than getting yourself a website with Godaddy. Land is a misnomer for this. You are contracting them to host interactive content – which you retain the intellectual rights to.

By: t welles

t welles — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 11:49:09 +0000

Hello,

I can state the answer to the question of “Do I truly own the land I purchased” without hesitation.

The answer is NO.

After purchasing a quarter sim, the owner of the sim took the whole sim back from every one on it and claimed he wanted to re-sell it back to us or someone else. $800 USD down the pipes.

After sending in a months worth of ABUSE REPORTS within the client, Linden still did not help us in any way. In this case, it was pure fraud and Linden did nothing, even with proof of it all.

By: Ace Albion

Ace Albion — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 13:17:13 +0000

Meanwhile, a guy in Michigan is prosecuted for accessing an open wireless network.

Guessing at URLs isn’t a million miles from typing in “admin” and then “password” at a login screen, and I don’t think anyone would claim that was public access? Does it only count if the password is really hard to guess?

I’d like to refer to something Prokofy mentioned way up in the comments- Uri says that if Bragg wins this is great for everyone, because it affirms our legal rights to virtual property. But if that’s the case, then all these virtual world providers may well roll up and take their balls home, leaving us with nothing. Who’d run a system when every day some antagonistic user is threatening to sue over something or other? Easier to find another line of business.

If Bragg rocks the boat enough, everyone sinks.

By: Hazim Gazov

Hazim Gazov — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 10:47:13 +0000

I suggest that Prokofy Neva stop bathing in butter and that csven be made a Linden, because he is neat. Also, I hart mootykips, everytime I see him, my heart becomes an hero.