I never could figure out why companies were all jumping into Second Life. The few hours I spent exploring Second Life when it first started to become popular were enough to tell me that it could never be an effective marketing tool (except, maybe, for the adult entertainment industry) and that, more over, if you were interested in anything other than cyber-sex, there was no point in being there.
I suspect that all of the large companies that got on board didn't take the time to do some "exploratory research" before deciding that they were going to build their own Second Life store.
Doug Haslam
· 2 years ago
True that SL is not for all companies, or even most of them. However, don't you think that quote represents a crass generalization of SL participants?
Don't get into SL if you don't want to play the "game" but there's a lot more going on there than cartoon sex.
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I suspect that all of the large companies that got on board didn't take the time to do some "exploratory research" before deciding that they were going to build their own Second Life store.
Don't get into SL if you don't want to play the "game" but there's a lot more going on there than cartoon sex.