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What some call drama, is cyber bullying.

I've been writing some posts on my blog http://midcourt.blogspot.com covering this issue and pointing out some of those who: anonymously spread distortions and rumors about people, anonymously make threats, and do all kinds of things with not apparent purpose other than to cause emotional torture.]]>Mar 14th 2009 6:42PMhttp://www.switched.com/2007/06/06/cyber-bullying-in-a-virtual-world/http://www.switched.com/2007/06/06/cyber-bullying-in-a-virtual-world/I log in, play and have fun for a while, and log out when I am done, quite simple.
I like the fact that Linden Labs has not created a real police force. It gives gamers an opportunity to explore other cultures and interact peacefully with others that they might not get to know in a regulated society.
Islands for perverts are well marked and easily avoided. Just as the discos, casinos, malls, and other areas are well marked.
As a woman, I am much more harrassed by "pervs" in my real life work place, shopping areas, and parks. Oh, and just recently while driving down a real life street.
Second Life harrassment has nothing on what women regularly experience in our everyday real lives.
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