Or at least, he told me that he did.īhodi Silverman - Bhodi's earliest famous thing (she's done a lot of famous things) that I can recall was opening an art gallery in the Jessie simulator. I still remember when he made my original furry avatar, and Phoenix Linden saw me blinking, and he brought every Linden in the LL office into his little office to watch me blink.
He invented the modern furry avatar, which uses an animated texture for the eyes and clumped spheres to create organic shapes. If you see any of these people in world, be sure to show them some serious respect, and not just for being here longer than you.Īrito Cotton - Arito started SL around the same time as I did, and we were chums in the old days. I'm going to leave some out only because I can't remember their names or the specifics of their achievements, and I don't want to misrepresent them. I'm going to start by naming some other SL oldbies and I'll tell you a bit about them. So much in Second Life is created by the users and so many users have done great things in the world. Probably the most important part of Second Life's history is the people. I don't want to disappoint the first fan of my Blog, and I'm only too happy to talk about the history of Second Life.
He said to me, and I paraphrase, 'I've been on Second Life for two years and people think of me as an oldbie, but you've been around for a year longer than me!' So he told me I should talk about the early times of Second Life and it would guarantee me an audience. He commented that he didn't know what that was. I met with a fine fellow furry and we got to talking about Second Life in the past, and I mentioned the height tax. What is the secret of Korea1? Why does it pluck people from the void and set them upon its paved road? The world may never know.Īfter I started my new Blog I recieved some strong commentary and opinions, both positive and negative, but I also recieved a request. The people there are quite a mix, a group of miscelanious users banished to this hoary netherworld on the winds of chaos who for whatever reason decided to remain. What is there instead is an empty cityscape, towers sculpted in modern design but completely void of any contents. What kind of place is Korea1? I think it's strange that the owner hasn't taken advantage of this fluke and built a mall or something there. Now, and for a good year at least, every time a sim goes down, people get sent to Korea1. For me that was usually Cordova, but from time to time I would get shunted to the then-nearby Fairchang Island, the home of my friends the Fairchangs. Back in the day, when your sim went down you'd appear in the sim next to it. I've seen everyone from griefers to Lindens appear on that empty street in the middle of nowhere. Why is it that whenever a sim goes down, you get sent to Korea1?
You know, there's a mystery of Second Life that has been existing for more than a year now, something I don't understand and seems to make no sense.
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