For me, SL has always been about creativeness. I know that a lot of people don’t feel I should be part of Second Life anymore since I don’t pay for a premium account. I’m not ready to give it up just yet so I figured one way to be accepted is to stop making any money from it.
For that reason, I’ve decided to stop selling my products and give some back to the community. Once a week I’ll post one of my products here at the blog. I’ll not set a price for it and everyone that wants it can contact me in worlds and I’ll send it to them for free or for the price they feel is appropriate or can afford. One way of “paying” for it could be, and would be much appreciated, by sending me a snapshot of the product in use or just a few words about what they will use it for or have used it for.
My main goal is to give away my products but hopefully find out what people think about my products. I’m hoping they like what I do. Money has never been the important part.
Now maybe you wonder why I won’t just put my products in freebie boxes. One reason is that those freebies just get invisible among other freebies. Xstreet is filled with them already. I don’t have a place in worlds to put any freebies so this seemed to be the only way. Besides, this isn’t freebies it’s ‘Appreciation Wares‘. They aren’t free, they come with a price. Only if you like my products, you can have them;). And I won’t make them full rights so they aren’t for resell.
If you have any suggestions about ‘Appreciation Wares’. I’m hoping to hear about them. Should I do this? What should I think about? Any other ways of doing this? Suggestions please!:)
Today I spent a couple of hours at the weekly salsa dance at my friend’s place. As always I had a great time. The garden is always open, but the dance event is on every sunday. Check the links for the slurl.

After dinner in RL we were back in SL for some live music. First we enjoyed an hour of Joaquin Gustav’s music.When that hour was over we teleported for some electronic delights with Torben Asp at Rastafairy Beach.





It seemed like the audience at Rastafairy Beach were more unique than the usual crowd of bimbos and machos. It was so fun watching the different avatars dancing around in the beautiful SL night.

Me and my friend danced and had so much fun. When the next performer for the evening arrived it was time to call it a night though.
I have felt recently that I’ve lost all interest in SL. All I read about is content theft, IP rights, legal matters, but nothing about how fun it is to create. Was it only me that felt that? I came to SL to create and to have people enjoying what I have made. Before everything that has to do with creativeness turned into fighting, people used to love my products.
Nowadays the only time I still enjoy SL is once a week when I log in to visit my oldest and best friend in SL. He has this dance garden that is non-commercial, non adult and just for fun. He doesn’t try to make money of it. He just love the fact that people like what he’s created. The group that is connected to it is for those who visit the events. There’s no money involved, the members won’t win any prizes to be part of it, they just find out when the next event is.
That is really rare in SL and I hope there still will be such people left, but maybe they have all fled to other places. Maybe I will too.
I’ve finally dared to rent a store in worlds again. The store is situated in the Vintage Village in the the wonderful world of Verdigris. Come and visit me. Explore the surroundings. And while you’re there, you might want to buy some of my Swedish cottage furniture or my art.











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