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- Their management of tickets (it's very strange), the first phase should be directed to the merchant and can be noticed that a lot of benefit of the individual lots are not traders, some traders...
- Jeremy, Thank you for your response. Maybe I'm just very unlucky but I've tried weekdays and weekends right around the clock and every time the place has been dead. Last time there were...
- I've yet to have a look at Singapore. In actual life the most I've been there was been Changi Airport, but it looks potentially interesting.
- @Laura and @skribe, I'm sorry that's been your experience in Twinity so far. Our community is smaller, but growing, and admittedly, we haven't done much that would work on Australia...
- I concur. I visited again recently and the only thing that had changed since my video review is that there were even fewer people around than there was in December.
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The group ‘Business Communicators in Second Life’ have a fascinating transcript up on their site. It involves market research firm ‘Market Truths’ who have done some research on avatars and have divided them into six psychographic groups: Team Playe
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1 year ago
CATEGORISOR |ˈkatɪgərʌɪzor |
noun [ redundant ]
Those who turn up in Second Life, usually under the pretence of academic research, attempting to define and categorise arbitrary social groups to little purpose or effect.