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Most of the no-longer-updated stuff in Second Life eventually vanishes completely, because it costs money to own land (rent it). A small parcel isn't super-expe
by troymc 11y ago
Most of the no-longer-updated stuff in Second Life eventually vanishes completely, because it costs money to own land (rent it). A small parcel isn't super-expensive though, so some people forget about it.
- duskwuff 11y agoAnd I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the "real estate" owned by schools and corporations is tied to some long-forgotten expense account, so it may keep on getting paid for a very long time if nobody's paying attention. Either that, or Linden Labs may even be giving free service for some schools as a promotional deal.