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NW Welcome


Hello all. Our sims ( Catronian Archipelago) out of Kitely will move to the Neverworld grid in October . One of the main reasons we decided that was the friendly behaviour of Neverworld admins, all being helpful in moving things over. This grid offers also wonderful mainland and sealing seas, and builders who are adding a lot in new developments in OS. ( as in providing a lot of sailing seas for battles and other sailing activities. Cheers !
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Wherever there are people, there is drama.
Of course Gentle is right.

However, the recent drama at Neverworld was entirely due to the bizarre behavior of Govega herself. In doing so, she drove away very loyal people who have meant a lot to the grid. To then come up with a BS story claiming it isn't NW's fault is out of place.
As the owner, she represents NW. It is a shame for all the employees who work so hard for this grid.
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Wait… are we still in OpenSim, or did we somehow end up back in Second Life? 😄
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Hi everyone,
First of all, I agree with Gentle’s statements that there’s no drama-free grid.
Then I read the others’ posts. It’s true—the administration doesn’t like criticism.
You end up on their list, and that’s what happened to me with my other accounts—I couldn’t go there anymore.
Even in their Terms of Service, they state: “No complaining.”
As for the statement from a GOV, “We clean house from time to time”—they’re referring to people they don’t like!!
I’ll be damned if I ever teleport my virtual butt back into that grid again!
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That's exactly why I say NW isn't a drama-free grid!! Just one of many incidents I know of. Two good friends were supposed to DJ on NW; they were asked to play at events and in a club. The grid owner wanted the DJs to create a grid account, which they refused. Then it was announced that the grid owner would not promote any of the club's upcoming events or the DJs' events on OSW. "Create an account and I'll promote your events on OSW!!" So now the question... Drama-free grid?? Hahaha, I have to stifle my laughter again!! And that was just one story out of several I've heard.
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There is no such thing as a no drama grid. Drama is simply a part of people coming together. What most call drama is actually: differences of opinion, misunderstandings, people getting loud because they do not feel heard or because they simply enjoy the attention. The one way to actually run a no drama grid is by kicking out anyone whose behaviour you consider "drama". It is done by not being a mediator and trying to bring people together, but by ruling like a dictator where you are the law, the judge, and the executioner. Rather than in those people proclaiming to be a no drama grid, I would personally have more faith in people who simply admit that drama does occur, on their grid like it does on any other, and that they deal with it to the best of their abilities but not always find the perfect solution for everyone because hey, we are all human. The louder you proclaim that your grid is no drama, the more suspicious it feels to me. Actions speak louder than hollow words fancified with AI.
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They call themselves NO DRAMA GRID?? OMG I have to stifle a laugh... if I didn't know better and hadn't experienced it myself, I'd believe it... but NeverWorld Grid is the exact opposite of NO DRAMA GRID... but okay, let's let them believe that. The people who know exactly what's going on in NW.
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Gov.. why are you bringing more drama by saying that you cleaned house?... You know that is not what happened. I (for one) left on my own accord because of the drama that YOU were bringing me in to. YOU know this. We have talked. Please do better, be honest with yourself.
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Govega’s Neverworld Grid is a genuinely welcoming place, and a lot of that comes from the way she runs it. The sims are well‑made and fun to explore, with a mix of spaces that feel lived‑in rather than overdone. Offering free land is a big part of what makes the grid stand out—it gives people room to settle in, build, and be part of the community without jumping through hoops. Nothing about it feels flashy or overhyped; it’s just solid, thoughtful work from someone who clearly cares about creating a good experience for the people who show up.
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