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Exclusive Interview with Second Life Liberation Army Leader on Avatar Right

wayneporter.com — Researcher intrigued by attacks by SLLA find them and interviews them. They admit to attacks and defending avatar rights by claim not responsible for grey goo attacks. He asks good questions in the end like: Even in this new and incredible terrain are we destined to walk down the very same paths we have for centuries? (It usually boils down to $$!)

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  • holeinthesky, on 10/12/2007, -0/+3the key thing here is actitivty like this is going on in virtual worlds which isn't much different then the real ones.....i use plural because I am not sure how many are real
  • samharrelson, on 10/12/2007, -0/+3Love the Reebok raid they did that I saw on secondlifevideo.com. Interesting that a sustainable virtual economy and now a virtual resistance army have popped up on the platform. Will be interesting to watch how the two forces play out in terms of game theory!
  • dcramer, on 10/12/2007, -0/+3Yeah good questions, do we keep our civil liberties and freedoms when we are avatars? I figure the same crimes apply!!!!

    Next the RIAA will demand the right to frisk our 512 spot of land

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