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James Robertson

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When Replicators Attack Posted: Oct 10, 2006 9:27 PM
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This is shades of a major Stargate SG-1 story line: replicators are trashing Second Life:

The weapon of choice for citizen-created content with grid-wide takedown intent is the self-replicating object script. These scripts cause objects to go forth and multiply in such an enthusiastic fashion that SL spends nearly all its efforts on the “go forth and multiply” work, leaving little time for ordinary avatars' running, dance animations, flirting, role-playing, buying, and selling. While some might argue that the social interactions can always wait for another time, those trying to run a business in SL have to make their nut by covering at least their land tier payments, and any sort of downtime is a serious problem.

I find this to be too amusing for words :)

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