Seriously though, I think there is a sort of severing between the real world and the virtual, and very little crosses over it. The virtual world allows you to reinvent yourself as anything you want to be. I myself did not become “artist” until I brought my stuff into the virtual world, (before that I was merely ‘hobbyist’).

You make a good point though about folks who would transition their real life over to their virtual life – their past would definitely have to count, especially if it involves large sums of Lindens. That’s my 2 cents.

Seriously though, I think there is a sort of severing between the real world and the virtual, and very little crosses over it. The virtual world allows you to reinvent yourself as anything you want to be. I myself did not become “artist” until I brought my stuff into the virtual world, (before that I was merely ‘hobbyist’).

You make a good point though about folks who would transition their real life over to their virtual life – their past would definitely have to count, especially if it involves large sums of Lindens. That’s my 2 cents.