7 Comments:

• Scott:
  
  I started to sign up, too, but I couldn't think of a cool-enough name. So I gave up.

  By  John Wagner, at 6/29/2006  

• It feels like another site where brands will try and crowd out the locals just to sell stuff.
  
  Maybe it’s just me.

  By  Make the logo bigger, at 6/29/2006  

• I signed up, set my appearance, dressed myself in a tunic that looked like an Oriental rug, and then flew around aimlessly for 15 minutes.
  
  I'll wait for the dumbed-down version.

  By  SB, at 6/29/2006  

• It is weird, and obviously a little "techy" for now... But, I have been to Second Life several dozen times to watch and learn. It is certainly an usual experience.
  
  I believe the potential of this type of online community is the really fascinating part of Second Life. They have a real monetary system in place, you can actually buy sell and own land, build structures, sell goods, have a meeting with others, or fly around aimlessly wearing a tunic.
  
  I think it would be VERY wise to watch this closely. An online enviroment with this much potential could easily become the next step for the internet. It makes the internet a "place" rather than a "thing" and at a fundamental human level that makes sense.
  
  So Scott, put on that tunic and keep on flying!

  By  Bauart Creative Services, at 6/29/2006  

• I was working on my appearance and my computer siezed up. I uninstalled it. I wanted to fgo visit teh "For Immediate Releasase" booth. Maybe I will try again with my new laptop.
  
  Man, do I feel old.

  By  Kami Huyse, APR, at 6/29/2006  

• I've been on it since 2005, and think there's some cool stuff in there.

  By  Jeremy, at 6/29/2006  

• I don't doubt it, Jeremy; in fact, I think your blog was the first place I ever saw it mentioned.

  By  SB, at 6/29/2006  

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