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Daily Archives: 9 May 2009
Half Thoughts on Blogs and Virtual World Drama
Are people more willing to bash some one because we are not as exposed as in the physical world? I just read Prad Prathivi of Metaversally Speaking blog entry So Long, and Thanks for all of the Fish! and I … Continue reading →
Posted in Metaverse, Random Thoughts, Second Life, Social Networks
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Tagged Crap Mariner, Douglas Adams, drama, Metaversally Speaking, Prad Prathivi, Second Life
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