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12 months ago
What an interesting thought to have SL servers here in Oz so at least some regions would be more attractive to us down under. Given the interest and commitment that Telstra seems to have shown in SL they would be in an ideal position to host at least some of this exercise. They pursue value added services to their base internet service in a number of ways and have already adopted un-metered connectivity to SL surely the next step to make their “in world pond” regions even more attractive to tempt new customers and commercial interests would be the extension of running at least a few servers locally. The mix of local servers together with a responsive network must be a winner, adding value to the generally more expensive service they would like us to use.
Unless something along the lines of local servers are adopted, virtual worlds will always have a problem and will be restricted in acceptance and application.
Tanya