Milly Money^✦ @Roleplayed

You are quite welcome, it was my pleasure to create.

lol, thank you milly! I hope your new items work fine!. And yes, I intend to keep up the good works, I'm having a ball:)

glad to do it :_)

thank you

I went there and spoke to them and yes the club is for sale for $OS 12350, which to me is rather expensive. But evidently it was not paid for. It's a very nice club, not my style, there were other's there I liked much better but that's a matter of taste. Fortunately if I want a club, I can build my own. There are those who will buy things then use their god powers to change the permissions and then give them away because the do not feel you should buy anything in Open Sim.

aww thank you, maybe ot the best but I am glad you like them.

The region is fabulous Milly. I spent at least two hours there. I will be back and telling my friends. Thanks again!

Thank you Milly when we started this project it was before mesh and the grid I was at did not have Kitely deliveries at that time so we had to create from scratch or bring some from SL with permission, I have notes of numerous creator permissions, that is how it was done then. It took lots of collaboration and sharing to make it happen. That is why now with all the resources at our fingertips our worlds can be totally phenomenal.

It's important to recognize that Opensim is a diverse and expansive platform, allowing each of us to create the worlds we envision, complete with the elements that matter most to us. Whether it's building churches, setting up campaign headquarters, or creating spaces that reflect our personal beliefs, Opensim offers the freedom to design and inhabit the virtual environments we choose.

No one is saying that you can't have a church or a voting booth, or that politics and religion have no place on your grid. In fact, one of the strengths of Opensim is that it provides room for all kinds of expression, and many of us cherish the ability to bring our full selves, including our beliefs and values, into the worlds we create. If your vision for your land includes religious structures or political elements, that's entirely within your rights and the spirit of what makes Opensim special.

However, the broader point being made is about maintaining the overall harmony of shared spaces within the community, especially in public forums like OSW (OpensimWorld). When we talk about leaving real-life debates in real life, it's not about limiting creativity or expression within your own grid. It's about recognizing that public spaces, where diverse groups of people come together, can quickly become contentious when dominated by divisive real-life issues.

We come here to escape RL we have hate all around us, why is it so important to divide us here?