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On Saturday, the Hypergrid International Conference hosted more than 60 visitors who came to hear talks in German and Italian - with subtitles!
Lampithaler Artist and CapCat ragu performed spectacular art, and Marlon Wayne, Dings Digital, Lorenza Colicigno and Gianni Spada presented talks about life and creativity in Opensim! Read about the event here
https://hieopensim.blogspot.com/2023/10/saturday-at-hie-20...
https://hieopensim.blogspot.com/2023/10/saturday-at-hie-20...
Lampithaler Artist and CapCat ragu performed spectacular art, and Marlon Wayne, Dings Digital, Lorenza Colicigno and Gianni Spada presented talks about life and creativity in Opensim! Read about the event here
https://hieopensim.blogspot.com/2023/10/saturday-at-hie-20...
https://hieopensim.blogspot.com/2023/10/saturday-at-hie-20...
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"I count little" Dorena's World is one of the oldest OpenSimgrids ever and has often outlived moralizing trolls like you. What do you personally have to show?
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It doesn't matter how old your network is; what matters is its quality. I see little quality in you, in fact, you haven't commented using any context, just the same old nonsense. You are unable to engage in a meaningful conversation. You might have the oldest grid, but you are a poor person inside, and that will never change over time.
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And who are you instead? I've initiated a sensible discussion about those who define themselves as creators and praise their work but use questionable content, which is contradictory. These are constructive comments to understand the reasoning behind these minds and, above all, the respect for those who create like them. However, you've only made useless comments and try to present yourself as the best, but many know that you lack quality. So, who am I? Someone better than you. You seem to defend illegal content just because it suits you. You'd be more honest to say, "I love copied content and don't respect original creators." But since you probably want to appear as a queen, which you're not at all, because you're empty inside, you make useless comments as always, to try to defend your position. Your initial comment here is really irrelevant in the context of my discussions. My comments have received intelligent responses, and yours are not among them. It's better to ignore you; you're truly a shallow and soulless person, seeking easy likes from people like you. I will ignore you; you're useless in every way
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"Soulless worthless person", is that what you call me? Thank you very much for revealing yourself publicly as you are.
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It was a pleasure, never hide like you do. ;)
And now, excuse me, but you don't deserve any more attention. You're truly a person with a poor soul and intellect to occupy my thoughts, too caught up in wanting to appear as a good queen when you're simply a counterfeit and of small value, insignificant. Have a good day.
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And now, excuse me, but you don't deserve any more attention. You're truly a person with a poor soul and intellect to occupy my thoughts, too caught up in wanting to appear as a good queen when you're simply a counterfeit and of small value, insignificant. Have a good day.
Here we go again the same boring idiotic conversation get over it people like things like an SL but they're not willing to part with their hard-earned money for pixels like myself I like everything I have here and I am not going to feel bad about it when in reality it's people asking for a real life money for pixels that don't exist that are the ones stealing. Get over yourself
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You respond like this only because it's convenient for you to have things copied. The real problem here is not how you use them, but those who promote their own content and actually use copied content. You can't reconcile the two because you can't challenge the value of original work. You're insignificant as a person... you know it too. Your response is foolish.
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I find everything very beautiful... so many beautiful words... everyone very proud, all feeling important... but some of these characters, like Gianni Spada and some other women and men, have been presented as excellent creators, talking about the beauty of creating and what remains over time without deterioration... the beauty of originality in things. Yet they have BoM avatars taken from SL, which are not very original, including clothes and various accessories. Explain to me, isn't it a contradiction? Wouldn't it be better for you to use original avatars, perhaps perfected by you, given your skill in using Blender, before portraying yourselves as "dedicated to originality" and thus showing your purity and your abilities? I ask to understand what you are proud of in that community.
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Dear Mr or Mrs OpenLife,
when I read your comment about the HIE, I only thought one thing: "What's the point?"
Who cares what the Avas wore but you? Who but you is wondering whether the Ava's outfit discredits the whole event? Because that's what your oh-so-innocuously thrown question implies. "Professor, what you described about the theory of relativity was incredible. But your tie didn't match. Excuse me, can we please discuss your outfit?" Hahahaha
You have no idea how incredibly professional this event was planned and executed. You haven't listened to the speakers who have been preparing for this for weeks and then you post your very important question to all of us: What kind of outfit were they wearing?
Why can't people be active in SL and opensim?
And the first-class artistic performances - have you seen them? Do you think they come from SL Marketplace?
Now I come back to the first question: What's the point?
I'm guessing it's envy and that someone wanted to make herself/himself important.
Come on - do it! Organize something equivalent to HIE. I promise I come by and take a closer look to see whether you made your shoes yourself.
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when I read your comment about the HIE, I only thought one thing: "What's the point?"
Who cares what the Avas wore but you? Who but you is wondering whether the Ava's outfit discredits the whole event? Because that's what your oh-so-innocuously thrown question implies. "Professor, what you described about the theory of relativity was incredible. But your tie didn't match. Excuse me, can we please discuss your outfit?" Hahahaha
You have no idea how incredibly professional this event was planned and executed. You haven't listened to the speakers who have been preparing for this for weeks and then you post your very important question to all of us: What kind of outfit were they wearing?
Why can't people be active in SL and opensim?
And the first-class artistic performances - have you seen them? Do you think they come from SL Marketplace?
Now I come back to the first question: What's the point?
I'm guessing it's envy and that someone wanted to make herself/himself important.
Come on - do it! Organize something equivalent to HIE. I promise I come by and take a closer look to see whether you made your shoes yourself.
The point is exactly what has been written multiple times in the comments. They present themselves as original content creators, promoting their work at an event called "expo," but if you love original creations in OpenSimulator, how can you have an avatar that violates someone else's work? Don't you find it inconsistent? So, MAN or WOMAN that I am (it doesn't make much difference, we're all people... and by the way, I am a man, if you're interested, even though the distinction you brought up between a man or a woman demonstrates a lack of intelligence and respect towards others...), your comment is truly, useless. You should learn to read better and understand the concepts behind the comments. Let me ask you a question: have you seen their YouTube videos? What do they say about creations? Where is the respect for creators? What does it matter if they come from the Second Life marketplace? (It would have been better if they did come from there, right? It would show respect for original creators since they consider themselves original creators too.) Do you now understand the concept explained in this simple way, or do you still not get that an original creator should respect their colleagues? No? You still don't understand it?
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Dear Mr. OpenLife (or Diverse) , I apologize for my lack of intelligence. And I commit I truly deserve all your insults. Your comments show a lot about your personality. For my taste it's a bit embarassing, so I decide this is my last reply.
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I don't have many kind words for those who differentiate between men and women on an intellectual level and repeat the same mistake, so yes, you need to apologize for your stupidity, because stupidity is truly embarrassing when it's offensive and sexist, but especially when you can't respond coherently to some comments.
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Creativity also encompasses originality and respect for other creators who produce content by working many hours on it. Don't speak of creativity if you use imitations and copied content without the consent of original creators (reproduction takes little time, while original creation involves a lengthy and intellectually taxing process that should be respected). Don't talk about originality and creativity, for if you do, you are merely hypocritical, and moreover, many of you are in SL, which casts even more shame upon you. My question once again is, what are the principles of your community and this event that you have organized? Are you able to respond without banning and deleting comments? :)
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i kind of agree with you, but not everyone is a master of everything. someone who is good at making buildings might not be able to make mesh bodies. It is sad that so much content in opensim is stolen from second life creators, but it is also hard to work out what is stolen and what is not sometimes.
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True, but it's quite simple by now to figure out what's copied; the contents have the same names, with a few exceptions for professional importers/copiers who change the content names. However, their counterparts in Second Life (SL) can still be found fairly easily. The point is different; if you boast of being a content creator and promote Opensimulator (OS) creators in your event, you should also respect the original content and the work of other creators. To make matters worse, many of these users are also in SL. So, the people I mentioned can say anything, but nothing will ever be honest. They'll get likes just for the convenience of others who do the same things, and those who want a more original OS will always remain marginalized.
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