Is this a joke? Or am I miss understanding the sparghetti words?

The principle of contradiction was just talking about the latest announcement from LL about the promotion that make for machinima and effort they have made to meet the expectations of residents, but the TOS (although several interpretations because the TOS has been done so and not the fault of the residents in the gaps and contradictions by what is said and what is done “behind”). Although Linden Labs implement these regulations only to his world (of course you can control) and not even being able to tamper with the 3rd party, this seems contradictory with regard to the “big launch of LL” with its shared media. I am not knowledgeable of the laws in their entirety or have any training in legal rights, or rights to content IP, but in fact the new TOS has many doubts and few clarifications, overflows a little overzealous and impartiality, the TOS was not clear how a exclusive LL put his hand on you think its entirely, and in fact declares itself TOS. “Everything here is after all our pups are well understand.” Although leaving my reservations to criticize such a declaration, “perhaps totalitarian” who leaves behind even before trying hard to make a job fair in Media Content and respectful of others. If in fact LL is clearly clean hands and any possible conflict in the future, yes, “Changing the terms of service is the normal course of business, but I’m not sure That springing on Them people is the best approach, Particularly When there are at Easily accessible ways to Evaluate the scope and / or the nature of the changes and most es-When people are deriving tangible value (ie income) based on the previous agreement. “. Second Life Has Been previously defined as a service, and all it matter to economy, but its economy is not in agreement contemplates the possible movements of new media, in fact Machinima made in Second Life has never been so close to being a truly recognized ART, or expression of virtual reality (virtual attention, despite notions of intellectual property, it seems stupid to label us property is yours until I want “) and in fact to challenge the boundaries of what is already known to the metaverse to real life with the use of Machinima in commercial terms. I personally do not believe that Linden wants to throw the dirty dishes to the residents ate and where I hope the lack of clarity is a strategy to mask the true intentions of the LL. Like Phaylen says, let’s see what happens this. I just let a strong critic of LL and his blog that one day open a post for clarification on the following day is closed, in fact a rude way to say that we have not really vote on the matter, or to say so and there to give back. It is sad to see things well placed is depressing even thinking about what the future may hold more and more restrictions unfounded and clarified that the residents that we’ve created is crap anyway they can in order to tell whether it is in their interest . Is this sustainable or is this an attempt to approach the LL TOS WoW and other worlds with restricted content ….

I think frankly this attitude completely unreasonable and disproportionate when we are talking about a world virtual, that as the word says it is all nothing more than a potentiality. I understand and accept the terms in relation to the Trademark, however completely escapes me why a Land (PUBLIC) requires permission from the owner .. …. or is public or not.

Copying is one thing, now filming and taking pictures is quite different than copy content? Sorry but my notion of property is as dumb as the statements of LL or how they are put to us without infringing the intellectual property of the adversarial principle.

look at that. Neillife creator just quit because someone found out he lived in russia.

AFAIK. There is no good way for a creator to effectively mark their SL creations in such a way that someone that grant rights to can move it off the SL grid. At least that is what the TOS seems to say. If so that denies the rights of the creators and claims them for LL effectively.

This situation is screaming for a nice ACLU suit.