Recently, I had an odd encounter in Second Life. One of the sims I frequent was suddenly and with no warning closing. The owner literally gave 2 days notice and the other people who frequented this sim were cast out and confused about the strange and peculiar behavior of the sim owner. Since I liked the majority of the people in the sim, I created a group so we could keep in contact. As the owner started kicking people off the sim, I invited people to join me to discuss the situation in another sim I play in.
Suddenly, I received a rather odd IM from a player called Forceme Silverspar. She made some accusations against me which were not based in fact and seemed rather odd since she never played in this particular sim. As is my habit with mentally unstable or hostile people who start haranguing me in Second Life, I muted her. A day or two later, another person alerted me to the fact that she had posted her conversation with me on her blog complete with negative commentary about my motives, etc.
After contacting Linden Labs about what I perceived a violation of the TOS, I was told by the company that anyone can post any conversation anywhere outside of Linden Labs controlled media. So, I did a little more digging and discovered that Forceme makes a habit of revealing private conversations and gleefully rejoices in this loophole. Image my surprise when I was informed that she's now complaining that anther person is using her conversations without her permission and again, makes all manner of disparaging remarks against the person who had the discussion. Mind you, I doubt she bother to obtain this woman's permission to republish her remarks.
After a little poking around, I've discovered that Forceme makes a habit of deliberately provoking people and then uses their conversations in her blog. The woman fancies herself a expert on a number of topics: dominance and submission, role play, social observations, etc. etc. When, from I can determine, the only thing Forceme Silverspar is a true expert in is being the Biggest Bitch in Second Life.
Suddenly, I received a rather odd IM from a player called Forceme Silverspar. She made some accusations against me which were not based in fact and seemed rather odd since she never played in this particular sim. As is my habit with mentally unstable or hostile people who start haranguing me in Second Life, I muted her. A day or two later, another person alerted me to the fact that she had posted her conversation with me on her blog complete with negative commentary about my motives, etc.
After contacting Linden Labs about what I perceived a violation of the TOS, I was told by the company that anyone can post any conversation anywhere outside of Linden Labs controlled media. So, I did a little more digging and discovered that Forceme makes a habit of revealing private conversations and gleefully rejoices in this loophole. Image my surprise when I was informed that she's now complaining that anther person is using her conversations without her permission and again, makes all manner of disparaging remarks against the person who had the discussion. Mind you, I doubt she bother to obtain this woman's permission to republish her remarks.
After a little poking around, I've discovered that Forceme makes a habit of deliberately provoking people and then uses their conversations in her blog. The woman fancies herself a expert on a number of topics: dominance and submission, role play, social observations, etc. etc. When, from I can determine, the only thing Forceme Silverspar is a true expert in is being the Biggest Bitch in Second Life.
Might interest you to note, she seems to be withdrawing from the limelight now. access to her blog seems disabled, or removed, and her last post, about how her life was shitty recently, got a +1 on google, maybe more before it got closed..
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