Web/Marketplace Features

I would like the ability to list an item for sale on the marketplace with the option to make the price open and flexible, so that the buyer can decide what they wish to pay for it. Obviously, some will pay nothing and get the item. Some will pay what they can afford, and some will pay what they believe is a fair price for the work. All of those options would still provide them the item using whatever price they enter at checkout. I want to do this as an alternative to just offering an item for $0L. The 10% per sale fee would still apply to any amount above $10L

The Second Life Marketplace is overdue for a major overhaul. Cluttered with outdated prim and sculpted items, it feels like a digital relic—a stark contrast to the vibrant, ever-evolving world of Second Life itself. While Linden Lab encourages residents to embrace progress, the Marketplace remains stagnant, leaving modern buyers with fewer compelling options. Meanwhile, today’s top creators are bypassing the Marketplace entirely, choosing instead to debut their latest releases at in-world events. This shift makes sense—events generate excitement and exclusivity—but it shouldn’t come at the cost of a neglected Marketplace. Now that Linden Lab owns CasperTech, there’s a golden opportunity to bridge this gap. By integrating CasperVend’s powerful tools directly into Marketplace listings, creators could enjoy the best of both worlds: the buzz of event launches and the reach of the Marketplace. Imagine allowing creators to set delayed Marketplace listings, ensuring their items premiere at events first while still reaching a broader audience later. This isn’t just about cleaning up old listings—it’s about revitalizing the Marketplace as a dynamic, creator-friendly hub. By modernizing its functionality, Linden Lab can empower creators to sell more while giving shoppers a better, fresher experience. The future of Second Life commerce depends on it.

Premium Plus member should be able to pick their linden homes from a list or option at empty home to take residence in. Also if using a small parcel we should be able to have 2 small parcels to equal our allotment given to us.

When the merchant responds to a review an email should be sent to the buyer who left the review. This is less personal and confronting than to contact the buyer inworld. Sometimes its just to say thank you, or perhaps to let them know an issue has been addressed and an update is now available etc. The buyer can opt out by unticking the email options box.

There are only 5 ranges available in Market Data - 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, 90 days and then all, which appears to be 20 years. So we go from 90 days to 20 years with nothing in between. Many people, like myself, would like to see time intervals for 12 months, 2 years, 5 years and custom. It would also be useful to be able to zoom in on a specific year within the 20 year chart, for example 2020. The occasional and significant fluctuations, as is presently occurring, in the normally stable LindeX, causes concerns and leads to long discussions and speculation. It is unsettling for many. Therefore, having more useful charts would provide some information, and perhaps help ease these concerns.

Many creators rely on a completely separate listing for a different color, pack (fatpack, browns, blacks, etc.). This makes searching for clothes, hairs, etc. much more difficult as many of the search results are a variation of the same item. I’d also like to see existing color and variation listings automatically merged into a single listing. This would help reduce clutter in search results and make it easier to find the right product. These could be underneath the product pictures in a horizontal list of thumbnails that includes the color/variation name, and that variants price.

Marketplace images are limited to 700x525 pixels. This really needs to be increased so we can actually see what we're buying.

An interesting option that would remove hours of massive work for most large marketplace stores would be an option in which we can put our entire store or groups of products on discount, so that on days like Black Friday or 11.11 for example we can easily put our store has a discount so that our public can purchase the products, it would also be interesting if there was some type of visual warning that that product is at a discount, such as text in red writing the discount value of that product, thus easily showing that the product is at a discount For the buyer, with this idea people would be able to buy more as they would know that it was on sale and it would help with the second life economy in general.

As the title suggests I'd love an ability to hide/block certain creators and their items from showing in my search/feed. I don't wanna see poopy butts, diapers, pissplay or whatever its called, animal genitalia. Don't wanna see children oriented items and their stores. Sometimes i wish i can filter out a creator that spammed 4-5 pages of the same item just different colors when looking for something new. I wish when searching for "Butt tattoo" i could block an item/store that showed me the entire lowerbody of a human being covered in excrement. Please for the love of God consider that quality of life change.

I'd like to see a creation date of items shown in the marketplace and the ability to search by year created.