Rather sad you think it ok to poach members from any format
you find secondlife as the 'got to destroy grid'
Got news for you it is never going to happen,
Most secondlife content creators have to much invested
as we built secondlife,
you sould know only reason most content creators allow the content here is on a comparison view as if twins secondlife is the healthy baby while opensim is found to be a child inflicted with down syndrome type issues ,
while we love both only one will ever fully live a true life while the other will struggle its whole life to overcome challenges,
I know this forum is Anti-Secondlife and your talk of its ok to steal secondlife members will not go unnoticed or unspoken about,
Just know Maria just advice from the council
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