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For me, children don't belong in Opensim, especially not in an Aduld region, There are too many with morbid thoughts! you can't support that, in Europe drawings, of course also virtual games in pedographic direction are rightly forbidden.
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Child AVs aren't prohibited in SL. What is prohibited is sexual behavior by child AVs. They are even allowed in places rated Mature and Adult, with some restrictions. There is a name for assigning guilt to a group of people because of the bad behavior of some. Prejudice. And I don't think that belongs in OS.
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It doesn't fit together, Adult clearly from 18 years and thus children are forbidden, would be pedointentions in os want to play, will also have these pathological thoughts in real life, ask the people who have been raped in their lives in childhood.
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3 years ago, SL significantly reduced the children's grids, blocked many avatars and according to European law no children have anything to look for in adult regions, the time with hope hope riders is over, it's time to clean up this mess.
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I travel alot in SL and I honestly havent seen child grids. the only avitars for children that I have encountered are the ones Zooby sells to have older children.
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SL may have done that, but they did not change their policy about child avatars. The article, "the Linden Lab Official: Clarification of policy disallowing ageplay," includes a note:
"Merely having a childlike avatar does not violate this policy. It is not our intent to banish childlike avatars in and of themselves."
https://lindenlab.com/legal/second-life-terms-and-conditio...
In case that is not clear, I'll repeat: "Merely having a childlike avatar does not violate this policy. It is not our intent to banish childlike avatars in and of themselves."
This policy has remained unchanged since 12 May 2010.
https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:Clari...
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"Merely having a childlike avatar does not violate this policy. It is not our intent to banish childlike avatars in and of themselves."
https://lindenlab.com/legal/second-life-terms-and-conditio...
In case that is not clear, I'll repeat: "Merely having a childlike avatar does not violate this policy. It is not our intent to banish childlike avatars in and of themselves."
This policy has remained unchanged since 12 May 2010.
https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linden_Lab_Official:Clari...
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exactly So quickly you fall into a big hole, with these one-sided grid, just take and not give......
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