Dear readers,
I am pleased to announce that I have received a special invitation to participate in an exclusive Zoom call with the Linden Lab team, alongside other bloggers, streamers, and influencers. The meeting will take place on Friday, December 6th at 11:00 AM (PT/SLT) and will be a unique opportunity to get a sneak peek at the latest developments in the Second Life mobile app.
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Oema
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Linden Lab seems to be interested to gain trust from its userbase. Here is my question for Linden Lab. Linden Lab is selling their private region product to certain individuals at much lower prices compared to what they are charging to other customers.
Certain of these Estate companies are aggressively pricing their sims and parcels at rates nobody who needs to pay Linden Lab their normal tier fees can compete with.
Linden Lab is offering these secret rebates on tier fees to select customers, by doing so they cripple the Second Life economy and create a monopoly for a certain group of their friends.
Essentially Linden Lab is scamming the normal Second Life userbase and region owners so a couple of their select customers can outprice the market.
Linden Lab also refuses to deny or acknowledge the company is providing these rebates for select customers.
Does this seem like a good way to earn trust again from the userbase?