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Is it time to start talking about how to manage the decline?
I am hoping Second Life shrinks. It can grow again later, but maybe some programme where, for example if there’s an area that is now mostly abandoned land, or has not had anything done with it over a certain time, then buy back the parcels, and start shutting things down. I feel everything needs a good clean up. Perhaps get creators who have some long standing good quality building work, to create new info hubs perhaps. Shrink the grid, consolidate things, better quality. -
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Is it time to start talking about how to manage the decline?
You bought the license for the product, not the actual product. There is no way for you to get the original prims/mesh you originally received when you purchased it. That is why you have a license for it. Think hard on the implications. Most creators do not limit the location of said item to a particular place. -
Is it time to start talking about how to manage the decline?
These numbers are published by Linden Lab. -
Is it time to start talking about how to manage the decline?
Peak concurrency never tells the real picture in world and tends to be artificially inflated due to occasional exceptional lucky days. I don't agree with the assessment / hope of a March high-point, typically we're flat out of the new year before the spring dip into summer. The bump in the graph is likely the tail end of PBR recovery returning us to a slightly lower than normal winter plateau (notice the peak is in line with the previous years summer lows). In any case, even with mobile, were still trending below last years numbers. 2024 was a trainwreck for various reasons and dipped far deeper than projected. I want to be hopeful, but unless the line starts to trend upwards .. it's all just copium.
