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The Mistress Commando is not a collar replacement, but adds enhanced RLV functions. It can be worn with a collar.
Mistress Commando allows one owner to be set. There is no "public" mode.
Warning: Mistress Commando is more strict and controlling than a standard OS Collar.
Owner "keyholder" can make the wearer tall or short, make them pee, shut off im/local "quiet", obscure all names/locations, completely black out their view "blind", hitch wearer to nearest object w/ watchdog enforcer, make wearer "kneel" and "m*st*rb*te", wear cuffs, srtangle them until death, send wearer to TP location.
At the MODERN TORTURE shop in Stark's exciting Red Light District.
hop://hg.zetaworlds.com:80/Stark%20Red%20Light%20District/...
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Mistress Commando allows one owner to be set. There is no "public" mode.
Warning: Mistress Commando is more strict and controlling than a standard OS Collar.
Owner "keyholder" can make the wearer tall or short, make them pee, shut off im/local "quiet", obscure all names/locations, completely black out their view "blind", hitch wearer to nearest object w/ watchdog enforcer, make wearer "kneel" and "m*st*rb*te", wear cuffs, srtangle them until death, send wearer to TP location.
At the MODERN TORTURE shop in Stark's exciting Red Light District.
hop://hg.zetaworlds.com:80/Stark%20Red%20Light%20District/...
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Well you could sign up for a free ZW account
https://zetaworlds.com/membership-levels
Or you can get the item from my online Sweet Box!
https://jemcity.com/sweetbox.php
Order from the comfort of your home.
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https://zetaworlds.com/membership-levels
Or you can get the item from my online Sweet Box!
https://jemcity.com/sweetbox.php
Order from the comfort of your home.
the strangle part to me is crossing a line but ill still go and get someone to test it for me.
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yea be careful using strangle as when you get to zero health you are tped to home point, but it can be fun
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If all else fails and maybe easiest option is simply to ask Fiona or myself for a copy of the item and we will send as soon as we can
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Tried coming from Utopia Skye grid... caused Firestorm to crash, doesn't allow Singularity.
Guess I have to dig out the Zetaworlds logins. But this is NOT inspiring confidence in this grid. GRRRRRRR
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Guess I have to dig out the Zetaworlds logins. But this is NOT inspiring confidence in this grid. GRRRRRRR
Would love to test this out... but I come from either Osgrid, or a dreamgrid. Anyone able to get to this grid?
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osgrid avies have no issues getting to ZW unless a UK based avatar which is subject to age verification as per the ZW homepage
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.Back to the topic. My sub and I really like these cuffs. They're definitely true to reality in the depiction of the cuff (without any extra items), which is what they do in RL. If these also worked when walking, that would be awesome. But first of all, thank you for your time and work. Govani
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well that isn't a good way to keep your people on your grid cause once you start banning other grids you wont have a grid because people will start leaving when people cant get to their shops Good luck [14:10] (Unnamed): http://australia.outworldz.net:8002 is banned due to: Dyndns Grids are not allowed to connect and you will now be removed. Read more: https://zetaworlds.com/faq#i-was-kicked
[14:17] (Unnamed): http://australia.outworldz.net:8002 is banned due to: Dyndns Grids are not allowed to connect and you will now be removed. Read more: https://zetaworlds.com/faq#i-was-kicked
[14:09] Sharpened Razor: (Saved Thu Sep 25 07:09:03 2025)http://australia.outworldz.net:8002 is banned due to: Dyndns Grids are not allowed to connect and you will now be removed. Read more: https://zetaworlds.com/faq#i-was-kicked
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[14:17] (Unnamed): http://australia.outworldz.net:8002 is banned due to: Dyndns Grids are not allowed to connect and you will now be removed. Read more: https://zetaworlds.com/faq#i-was-kicked
[14:09] Sharpened Razor: (Saved Thu Sep 25 07:09:03 2025)http://australia.outworldz.net:8002 is banned due to: Dyndns Grids are not allowed to connect and you will now be removed. Read more: https://zetaworlds.com/faq#i-was-kicked
Could you even be bothered to read the FAQ?
It isn't Fiona or the Starks who ban other grids. It's Vincent Sylvester, CEO of Zetamex and grid owner of ZetaWorlds who decides which grids are allowed, and which grids are blocked. Don't believe me? Try to go here and see if you're kicked, this place has nothing to do with Stark: hop://hg.zetaworlds.com:80/Sirocco/462/233/25
Grids that use dynamic DNS are blocked because OpenSim relies on DNS addresses in certain cases, it requires these DNS addresses to always stay the same, and so, dynamic DNS is known to cause breakage. Vincent is running ZetaWorlds as a professional/commercial-level grid with professional/commercial-level reliability, and he can't afford it to have more breakage than necessary.
Grids that don't offer any way to get into contact with the admin(s) except for in-world (e-mail, phone, whatever) are blocked because Vincent needs a way to address to grid admins without going in-world and trying to find them in-world first.
Both applies to Outworldz grids. Dynamic DNS and no way to phone/mail the admin. Hence, all Outworldz grids are blocked.
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It isn't Fiona or the Starks who ban other grids. It's Vincent Sylvester, CEO of Zetamex and grid owner of ZetaWorlds who decides which grids are allowed, and which grids are blocked. Don't believe me? Try to go here and see if you're kicked, this place has nothing to do with Stark: hop://hg.zetaworlds.com:80/Sirocco/462/233/25
Grids that use dynamic DNS are blocked because OpenSim relies on DNS addresses in certain cases, it requires these DNS addresses to always stay the same, and so, dynamic DNS is known to cause breakage. Vincent is running ZetaWorlds as a professional/commercial-level grid with professional/commercial-level reliability, and he can't afford it to have more breakage than necessary.
Grids that don't offer any way to get into contact with the admin(s) except for in-world (e-mail, phone, whatever) are blocked because Vincent needs a way to address to grid admins without going in-world and trying to find them in-world first.
Both applies to Outworldz grids. Dynamic DNS and no way to phone/mail the admin. Hence, all Outworldz grids are blocked.
I fully understand that this is not Fiona Sweet’s grid, nor is she personally responsible for banning anyone. My intention was simply to point out that if the grid manager continues to prevent people from accessing his grid, it may create serious problems for the community in the long term.
Creators who invest their time and effort into building items on that grid rely on visitors being able to teleport in, view, and interact with their creations. If people are restricted from visiting, those creators may begin to feel discouraged and disheartened. Over time, this can lead to them abandoning their parcels or relinquishing land altogether, ultimately choosing to relocate to other grids where access is open and their work can reach a wider audience.
This isn’t just about individual frustration it’s about sustainability. A grid thrives on the activity, creativity, and participation of its members. Restricting access undermines that foundation and risks eroding both trust and community engagement. My goal in raising this concern was to highlight the potential consequences so that steps might be taken to encourage openness, accessibility, and long-term growth for the grid as a whole. So dont come @ me with your rude manner QUOTE "Could you even be bothered to read the FAQ?" like i didn't know who's grid it was.
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Creators who invest their time and effort into building items on that grid rely on visitors being able to teleport in, view, and interact with their creations. If people are restricted from visiting, those creators may begin to feel discouraged and disheartened. Over time, this can lead to them abandoning their parcels or relinquishing land altogether, ultimately choosing to relocate to other grids where access is open and their work can reach a wider audience.
This isn’t just about individual frustration it’s about sustainability. A grid thrives on the activity, creativity, and participation of its members. Restricting access undermines that foundation and risks eroding both trust and community engagement. My goal in raising this concern was to highlight the potential consequences so that steps might be taken to encourage openness, accessibility, and long-term growth for the grid as a whole. So dont come @ me with your rude manner QUOTE "Could you even be bothered to read the FAQ?" like i didn't know who's grid it was.
the only osgrid avatars that will be banned are those from the uk whom the grid cannot age verify
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Verbatim copy paste from https://zetaworlds.com/faq#i-was-kicked
Q: I was kicked!
A: In most, but not all, cases a forceful removal is the result of access restrictions placed either on a user or the grid the user originates from. The reason for the removal is given and may be one of the following.
Region owners and estate managers have the ability to remove users from their regions and those with ownership of a parcel may elect to close it off as well. This results in being forcefully moved out of the parcel in question or even entirely removed from the region.
ZetaWorlds itself imposes restrictions on users and hypergrid access based upon factors detrimental to it or its users. Users violating the Rules and Conduct of ZetaWorlds may be restricted from access certain regions or the grid as a result.
Hypergrid access to ZetaWorlds is regulated due to various conditions present within the Hypergrid system potentially and actively causing issues on ZetaWorlds. These include, but are not limited to:
Use of dynamic DNS services creating problems with cached DNS data, IP addresses required for proper callbacks and changing addresses at the same end point leaving malformed data behind or causing connections to break. Read more here.
Use of throwaway setups leaving behind orphaned data and disconnected endpoints, which cause connection retries and failures detrimental to performance of grid and regions. Read more here.
Use of throwaway setups to circumvent restrictions or inject malicious data.
Violations of rules and conduct guidlines.
Failure to properly identify ownership and operational control of a public platform like a grid, lacking terms of service agreements, imprints or web presence entirely. Read more here.
Improper setup of OpenSim resulting in connection failures, bad data transfer or malformed data being generated. For example bad usernames.
Use of third-party authentication or access regulation modules breaking the "open-sea" nature of the Hypergrid system.
Use of IP address instead of fully qualified domain names, due to the nature of address resolution in OpenSim improperly handling IP addresses as FQDNs.
Use of banned viewers and attempts to circumvent restrictions of their use.
Content theft and other malicious activity.
ZetaWorlds errs on the side of caution in regards to these problems and imposes restrictions when issues are found. As experience has shown over the years with the influx of more throwaway and "out-the-box" systems being heavily detrimental to ZetaWorlds in both performance, security and stability. Approaching these issues with contempt is problematic and the probability of issues is greatly underestimated by a lot of grid operators. The resulting "cleanup" on our end is time consuming and difficult to achieve in a lot of cases, which takes away resources and ties up administrators in otherwise preventable workloads.
We want to keep the Hypergrid and ZetaWorlds as open as possible, but also have a duty toward our own users and community to both protect them from harm and ensure the stability and performance of the platform they call their home. We happily lift restrictions when it is becoming clear an effort is made to not be detrimental to the Hypergrid, any grid, or us in particular and welcome every new grid to the metaverse.
If you have specific questions or want more detailed information as to why a restriction was imposed or how to get it lifted feel free to contact ZetaWorlds administration.
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Q: I was kicked!
A: In most, but not all, cases a forceful removal is the result of access restrictions placed either on a user or the grid the user originates from. The reason for the removal is given and may be one of the following.
Region owners and estate managers have the ability to remove users from their regions and those with ownership of a parcel may elect to close it off as well. This results in being forcefully moved out of the parcel in question or even entirely removed from the region.
ZetaWorlds itself imposes restrictions on users and hypergrid access based upon factors detrimental to it or its users. Users violating the Rules and Conduct of ZetaWorlds may be restricted from access certain regions or the grid as a result.
Hypergrid access to ZetaWorlds is regulated due to various conditions present within the Hypergrid system potentially and actively causing issues on ZetaWorlds. These include, but are not limited to:
Use of dynamic DNS services creating problems with cached DNS data, IP addresses required for proper callbacks and changing addresses at the same end point leaving malformed data behind or causing connections to break. Read more here.
Use of throwaway setups leaving behind orphaned data and disconnected endpoints, which cause connection retries and failures detrimental to performance of grid and regions. Read more here.
Use of throwaway setups to circumvent restrictions or inject malicious data.
Violations of rules and conduct guidlines.
Failure to properly identify ownership and operational control of a public platform like a grid, lacking terms of service agreements, imprints or web presence entirely. Read more here.
Improper setup of OpenSim resulting in connection failures, bad data transfer or malformed data being generated. For example bad usernames.
Use of third-party authentication or access regulation modules breaking the "open-sea" nature of the Hypergrid system.
Use of IP address instead of fully qualified domain names, due to the nature of address resolution in OpenSim improperly handling IP addresses as FQDNs.
Use of banned viewers and attempts to circumvent restrictions of their use.
Content theft and other malicious activity.
ZetaWorlds errs on the side of caution in regards to these problems and imposes restrictions when issues are found. As experience has shown over the years with the influx of more throwaway and "out-the-box" systems being heavily detrimental to ZetaWorlds in both performance, security and stability. Approaching these issues with contempt is problematic and the probability of issues is greatly underestimated by a lot of grid operators. The resulting "cleanup" on our end is time consuming and difficult to achieve in a lot of cases, which takes away resources and ties up administrators in otherwise preventable workloads.
We want to keep the Hypergrid and ZetaWorlds as open as possible, but also have a duty toward our own users and community to both protect them from harm and ensure the stability and performance of the platform they call their home. We happily lift restrictions when it is becoming clear an effort is made to not be detrimental to the Hypergrid, any grid, or us in particular and welcome every new grid to the metaverse.
If you have specific questions or want more detailed information as to why a restriction was imposed or how to get it lifted feel free to contact ZetaWorlds administration.
Bottom line is that perhaps they should just advertise as being a closed grid because for all intents and purposes, they are, and have been for a few years now. I only mentioned the likelihood of no one actually being able to pick up a creation from that grid because it gives people the heads up that it is not them or their grid that is the problem for lack of access and the drama that tends to ensue when that happens.
It is more like one should question WHY they did get in if they happen to do so rather then why not.
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It is more like one should question WHY they did get in if they happen to do so rather then why not.
For those having issues, just message the grid via the website to get it resolved. Most likely its a small issue.
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yes with zeta grid, I had this same issue once. Fixed what they wanted and they unbanned my grid.
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Refusing access to a particular grid for ToS issues can be done with a simple response note to the viewer of the prospective visitor and is much more professional then an unceremonious crashing to desktop. That reeks of griefing.
Maybe you're missing that by using someone else's account as cannon fodder for testing.
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Maybe you're missing that by using someone else's account as cannon fodder for testing.
I have no idea what your even talking about, my grid is no longer banned. I followed something simple and they unbanned me.
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just sent my wife there on her pc and the same happened to her too logged out by administrator....
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i just went there and got logged out by administrator so i went back there and was logged out again by Administrator. now its telling i dont have access go figure....
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