Second Life was created by Linden Lab.
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Games like Second Life are 3D virtual worlds that allow users to create content, be social and play games. Games that are similar to Second Life include IMVU, Planet Calypso, Habbo Hotel and Active Worlds.
Some of the more common reasons for Second Life failing to start up are:- 1. Your computer does not meet the minimum system requirements. Second Life can be quite demanding on your computer, especially the graphics card. 2. The Viewer you are using to access Second Life is no longer supported an example of this is the Phoenix viewer. 3. The Second Life grid is down. This sometimes occurs during server maintenance and bug fixing. 4. Internet connection problems. Try switching your router off and on
It is against the Second Life terms and conditions to use someone else's login details.
Many people have Second Life accounts that they no longer use however it is against Linden Lab terms and conditions to transfer an account.
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On the Second Life website, you can choose to become partnered to someone. The other person will have to accept the partnership, but once they do, you will be partnered in Second Life, and this will show in each of your profiles.
It is against Second Life terms of service to use an account belonging to someone else. Second Life accounts are non transferable.
No, Second Life is not safe for an 8 year old girl. Users must be at least 18 years of age to access the full Second Life site. Users under the age of 18 and above the age of 13 are allowed limited access in accordance with Linden Lab terms and conditions. The Second life virtual world grid contains many areas of an adult nature.
Whether or not a life coach accepts insurance for his or her services depends upon the terms of your engagement with him and her. More importantly, it depends upon whether your insurance considers the services of a life coach covered under the terms of the policy.
Certain areas and material within the Second Life world can be classed as rude. Regions that have an adult maturity rating often contain content of a sexually explicit nature. These areas can easilly be avoided and PG rated regions contain no content of an adult nature without causing a breach of Linden Lab terms and conditions.
Three common lies include "I'm fine when someone is not", "I have read and agree to the terms and conditions", and "I'll call you right back!"
You can obtain a loan on the policy. This depends on the terms and conditions of the insurer.
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No, Second Life does not allow slavery or any form of forced labor. It strictly prohibits content that promotes or glorifies slavery, human trafficking, or any other illegal activity. Participants in Second Life are expected to follow its community standards and terms of service, which explicitly prohibit such behaviors.