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Linden Lab has been granted another trademark on their hand-and-eye logo. This time for a credit card. Specifically, trademark registration 3378449 covers "
Online financial services, namely, offering a fictional-dollar-denominated credit card to charge online purchases".
Of course, 'fictional-dollar-denominated' would mean
Second Life Linden Dollars (L$). Exactly what sort of card this might be is uncertain. You may recall that in 2006,
MindArk released an ATM card for Project Entropia (now called
Entropia Universe) allowing access to Project Entropia Dollars (PED) and supported by the Versatel cash-card network.
There's no indication whether Linden Lab is (or was) planning a physical card, or some sort of non-physical card, how it would be backed or where it might be honored.
Are you a part of the most widely-known collaborative virtual environment or keeping a close eye on it? Massively's Second Life coverage keeps you in the loop. Continue reading Linden trademark for credit cards
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