Philip Rosedale Keynotes at Second Life Community Convention 2010 (SLCC10)

#slcc10 @philiplinden announces ages 16-17 will be transferred to maingrid & will be 'turning off TSL


QUESTA SI' E' UNA NOTIZIA: Gli adolescenti di 16-17 anni avranno accesso a Second Life (Main Grid) e la Teen Grid verrà chiusa

SLCC10 - Saturday Keynotes

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/8922472



[SLED] Follow up to Philip's SLCC keynote re Teen Second Life

https://lists.secondlife.com/pipermail/educators/2010-August/041629.html

Hi all,

Philip just finished his keynote address at SLCC 2010, and during his talk
he discussed our future plans for Teen Second Life.  Some time over the
coming months, we will be closing Teen Second Life as a standalone product,
while at the same time lowering the minimum age for the Main Grid to 16+
while we work on creating adequate solutions to serve the younger
demographic as well.

There is a tremendous amount of great work currently on the Teen Grid.
Incorporating this energy and innovation into the Main Grid in a safe,
secure way is very important to us, and we want to ensure that it is done
well.

There will be plenty of questions that come up regarding our decision, and I
want to establish a clear communication channel, and to ensure that the
educational community has someone to speak with.  I will try to answer the
questions that I can in a timely fashion, and will have much ongoing
dialogue with the community around this topic.  I will also be setting up
time inworld to discuss this with Teen Grid users, and will be in touch with
details around that.

I am Terrence Linden inworld, and my email address is terrence at lindenlab.com.
Please do not hesitate to reach out!  I'm hear to listen and to help!  I
look forward to speaking with you and, for some of you, meeting you for the
first time!

Best,
Terrence

• Second Life from 2001 to 2010 Community Convention (SLCC)
  Retro Second Life from 2001

Philip Linden nelle sue due versioni avatariane, live ed away, mentre rivede il video della propria 'keynote' alla Second Life Community Convention 2010 (SLCC10)
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/8922472
a Noumea, a Bottega con Art&Mente
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/FRANCE3D%20Noumea/143/103/35
grazie agli 'shared media' del visore SL 2.1

Second Life from 2001 to 2010 Community Convention (SLCC)

Retro Second Life from 2001

elplacebo | 18 agosto 2006

On the eve of the Second Life Community Convention, here's a retro present for the community. While trying to generate some archival screen shots, Andrew and I managed to get a build running of Second Life circa August 2001. We called it "LindenWorld" back in those days. Here's a video showing what we looked like back then. I apologize in advance for the movie quality - I'm an engineer, not an artist, and I shot and narrated this in one take.

History of SLCC

• http://www.slconvention.org/about-2/history-of-slcc/

What is the Second Life Community Convention?

The goal of the Second Life Community Convention (SLCC) is to bring the many residents of the Second Life community together to network, build friendships and to discuss Second Life in a common forum. Since its inception, SLCC has been organized by the community for the community. All of the organizers and volunteers who plan and staff each year’s convention donate their time, expertise, skills and love of Second Life to create a great experience for attendees.

While we all value our experiences in the virtual world, SLCC allows us to meet each other in person, share meals together, learn from one another, and celebrate the abundant creativity that Second Life makes possible.

In the Beginning…

In the summer of 2005, a group of Second Life residents took a trip to San Francisco for a “real life invasion of Linden Lab” and during the course of the visit, an idea was born to invite more Second Life residents to attend a meet-n-greet at the State of Play III conference in October. Through conversations in the Second Life forums, it became clear that there was wide interest in such a real life meet-up, and the next two months were spent in a flurry of organizing, community meetings, and planning.

The 1st Annual Second Life Community Convention was held on October 8-9, 2005 in tandem with the State of Play III conference at the New York School of Law in New York City. Linden Lab CEO Philip Rosedale gave the keynote dressed as his Second Life avatar, and over 150 residents, Linden Lab employees, and other industry professionals attended the event. The founding resident organizers were Timothy Allen (SL: FlipperPA Peregrine), Jennifer Vatza (SL: Jennyfur Peregrine), Jerry Paffendorf (SL: SNOOPYbrown Zamboni), Laura van Hook (SL: Valadeza Anubis), and Ron Blechner (SL: Hiro Pendragon). Jeska Linden served as a liaison with Linden Lab and helped tremendously with the event.

Philip Rosedale sings 'Jeremy'

MaxxMondeShiny | 08 luglio 2008

This was taken at a NY Karoke bar, where Philip Rosedale of Linden Lab sang "Jeremy", in October of 2005.

SLCC10 Track Leaders:

* Art Machinima & Theater: Gwenette Writer
* Business & Enterprise: Pebbles Hanya
* Communities & Social: Ham Rambler
* Education & Research: Phelan Corrimal
* Fashion & Design: Jesika Contepomi
* Government & Nonprofit: Shirley Marquez
* Health & Support: Saxet Uralia & Charles Mountain
* Music & Live Performance: Katydid Something
* Technical & Opensource: Meadhbh Oh

• http://www.slconvention.org/convention-tracks-and-topics/introducing-the-slcc10-track-leaders/