Land & Public Works

Belli is great. It is beautiful and the houses are fantastic. It's been well built and everything about what it is, is on point. But, the thing that makes it not an attractive option to many users is it is just one vast neighborhood for premium members. The lack of communal places (I know there is a few like the fair grounds, but they are very few and far between) and the repetitive nature of the sims with nothing but houses is not an attractive option to a lot of people who have premium (like myself). At this point we have more houses than people interested in them and there are plans for a LOT more sims and subsequently houses to be added to Belli over time. I do not think adding MORE housing to Belli will increase premium memberships. Where the real opportunity lies is in land sales on Mainland in my opinion. If we could get Gaeta I finished and connected to mainland, then get Gaeta II, III, IV, done as well with nice roads and waterways there will be a ton more interest in that I feel like, than in living in the vast repetitive suburbia that is Belli. If we aren't going to maintain things like Bay City (which I personally feel is one of the best mainland cities in SL) then I feel like we should be given more space, more land, more roads, to make fun communal spaces and activities for everyone. If you look at mainland, especially by the roads, we as the users have made so many amazingly fun places that are for everyone to use, and THAT is what I feel like will bring in new users and new premium accounts. More unique and up to date places to come together as a community and have fun! I know the point and purpose of Belli was to entice people in to getting premium memberships and bring in new users with how gorgeous it has been built. But I feel like we are at the overkill point of that project, and what will REALLY drive more premium memberships and more new users is more content made for everyone's enjoyment rather than a dwelling space. Give us the Gaeta continents and let us make them fun using all the new tools for creation at our disposal. Make the roads and waterways with vehicles in mind as well, and I can almost guarantee there will be increases in premium accounts and new users.

The outer edges of Bellisseria's themed continents are not just home to Linden Homes regions—they also serve as important coastal and aeronautical navigation routes in Second Life. When these outer edges are "missing" or left "unfinished", they hinder the flow of coastal and aerial traffic around large areas of the grid, which can be both inconvenient and frustrating for users. A fully developed coastline not only enhances navigation and accessibility but also makes the area more visually appealing and attractive to potential future Linden Homes residents. For these reasons, I strongly recommend a new policy; that all future new Linden Homes themes should be begun with all their outer coastal perimeter edges completed first. Then, once the full extent of a coastline is in place, the interior regions can then be filled in as needed, based on demand, thus not restricting navigation routes in Second Life.

An option to upgrade the prim allowance on a Homestead region, from say 5000 prims to 7500 prims or 10,000 prims. We have options on with upgrade option for a full region from 20,000 prims to 30,000 prims and paying extra for this and think Homesteads could do with an upgrade option also, I think this would help to get Homestead regions more popular and more online and gives people more usability for the space of the region.

SL22B had some really cool Mole-made meshes around, things from trees to major set pieces which my RL Twin and I kept finding ourselves wishing we could buy those or something like it to create with and carry on the inspiration trains. We reached out to Anctient Mole, creator of some of those awesome pieces we were geeking over, and we were informed that there wasn't such a store yet, but they have been hearing about the desire and every voice counts... so, my Twin and I thought to create this request. Mole Made marketplace store concept Ideally allowing them to offer their specially made creations to the public for reasonable/respectable L$ prices. Ideally, the (Mole) creators would get most of the profit share, though I do imagine (since the creators were presumably paid for their work RL already) some if the L$'s would go toward a LL treasurer for Linden sponsored L$ giveaway events or hunts or whatever might be fun and agreeable as ways to give back to users and patrons alike. Ideally all Mole Made creations would be in the same store, searchable by the usual title and keywords, maybe also the name of the Mole who did the creating. THANK YOU to everyone who shares this with others to decide if they also would like to see a store for Mole made creations! * Submitting this from my phone. Special shout to the attached pics of Mole Made examples. Massive gateway. Massive willow trees and massive (and other sized) pine trees. Cool magic electric swirly portal accent piece. Cool walkway with stellar electrical magical stringy accent pieces. Awesome particle path pieces. Light and or electric magic beam. Sci-fi walkways, balcony, and foundation pieces. I am sure there were and are way more creations that could be showcased as examples but I think that's enough to make the request.

So This is in regards of the 349 USD To Set up a Single sim. -- I feel its Train Robbery and should lowered to 249 or even 250 but 349 to set up a single sim.. is a Bit much. id love to hear how everyone else feels about this Cuss i personally feel if they can go 209 for monthly Then "what exactly are we paying for for 349 USD"

As it is currently, most signs warning of 4 way sim crossings come in the form of a resident who has a parcel near that area doing their part to keep others safe and put up hazard signs warning of impending doom if a driver doesnt slow down. But what if the Moles could take over and help put up these road signs, not just for 4 way sim crossings but also for blind spots, like an incline that ends in a T or left or right.

Add a parcel-level option in About Land > Options that, when enabled, blocks all mouse-driven interactions with objects on the parcel by any agent physically outside the parcel boundaries. When enabled, prevent: • Touch events • Right-click context menus (e.g., Sit Here, Buy, Pay, Edit, etc.) • Sit actions (llSitTarget, viewer sit) • Any other viewer-initiated mouse interactions This mirrors the current behavior for avatars on the parcel ban list, but applies based on parcel boundary presence rather than ban status. [x] Avatars on other parcels can interact with objects on this parcel (True by default) Use cases: The same reasons one wouldn’t want a banned agent interacting with parcel objects while off parcel could apply here. My particular use case is on a private region, I have several parceled off spaces that I want to control access to WITHOUT resorting to access lists. My last obstacle is the fact that I have objects inside the parcels with sit targets. I think a lot of people would generally find this option useful in any number of scenarios. They can chime in in the comments. The code is basically there already, just add the Boolean to the parcel options to enable it for an off-parcel context. EDIT: To safeguard the clicking proclivities of the curious clicker (Oh that's neat who made it?) we could narrow the scope to allow for object edit in order to view information about the object. The main driver for me is to prevent touch events and right-click context options that allow for object interaction such as touch, sit, etc. The end goal (for me) is to inhibit parcel entry via sit targets.

Linden Home Security Woes

Many/most water canals in Heterocera are too shallow. For example, the canal running through http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sylvata/122/102/12 Likewise, it's continuation through several other regions going eastward. There are many other places.

For weeks now, sim crossings on the mainland have gotten worse — they're increasingly unreliable, often resulting in lost vehicles, avatars being unseated, or even full disconnections. While resolving sim crossing issues may take time — if it's even fully possible — one simple and impactful improvement would be to make Linden Roads rez-friendly. Allowing residents to rez vehicles directly on these roads would make it much easier to recover from failed crossings and continue their journey, without having to search for the nearest rez zone.