How does this initiative affect a potential merge of Teen Second Life and Second Life?
I’ve talked to a lot of educators, and everyone hears over and over that the inhibitions to engage in Second Life and work with the educational possibilities, people say, ‘no, I can’t do it because penises are going to drop on my kids’ A: (Cyn): Well, I think it’s important to note that there isn’t really anything we’re going to do that’s going to keep a 13 year-old from building a penis and dropping it on his teacher’s head, you know things like that happen in the real world too – teacher’s get stuff thrown at them all the time. So, on a more serious note, you can look at some of these changes – especially around people being able to predict their search better, and you can see where that would be a more amenable circumstance for a business or in education. But, it’s very difficult, since we haven’t actually made any decisions about what we’re going to do with TSL moving forward, to draw a parallel there. If you look at what we’re doing with search, if I were a business or an educator
