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Linden Lab have installed a new account setting for
Second Life users, where an account can be marked as a 'scripted agent' (which you can call a 'bot' if you prefer). At present, it isn't actually known what effect the marker has, or to what use it is being put. At some future time, we are told, it may be used to exempt accounts from contributing to the
Second Life parcel-traffic system.
Right now, though, it's sort of like being asked "Would all citizens who have firearms and do not use them to break the law, please leave your name at your local police-station." That is, there doesn't seem anything actually
wrong with the idea, but you've got to wonder why it is being asked at this time.
Continue reading Second Life users can flag accounts as bots, to no effect
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