Comments on: Personal Boundaries in a virtual world /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/ Coverage of news, issues and events occurring in virtual worlds or those who create those worlds Sat, 01 Jan 2011 03:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: wolfie rankin /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-135155 wolfie rankin Thu, 10 May 2007 16:57:26 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-135155 If I blow a very odourous fart, one of those big red, yellow and green, cloud producing ones...<br><br>People back away. :)<br><br>Wolfie! If I blow a very odourous fart, one of those big red, yellow and green, cloud producing ones…

People back away. :)

Wolfie!

]]> By: wolfie rankin /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-5375 wolfie rankin Thu, 10 May 2007 15:57:26 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-5375 If I blow a very odourous fart, one of those big red, yellow and green, cloud producing ones... People back away. :) Wolfie! If I blow a very odourous fart, one of those big red, yellow and green, cloud producing ones…

People back away. :)

Wolfie!

]]> By: Earnest Candour /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-135154 Earnest Candour Wed, 09 May 2007 14:53:27 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-135154 Eric, even though eye contact in SL is not EXACTLY the same as in RL, there's something to this, particularly if you are in mouselook. I've experienced it myself inworld and seen it in others. Here's some anecdotal evidence (notice Pierce's reaction at 01:10 in this clip) <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHctNko8tQo">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHctNko8tQo</a><br><br>EC:/> Eric, even though eye contact in SL is not EXACTLY the same as in RL, there’s something to this, particularly if you are in mouselook. I’ve experienced it myself inworld and seen it in others. Here’s some anecdotal evidence (notice Pierce’s reaction at 01:10 in this clip) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHctNko8tQo

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]]> By: Earnest Candour /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-5209 Earnest Candour Wed, 09 May 2007 13:53:27 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-5209 Eric, even though eye contact in SL is not EXACTLY the same as in RL, there's something to this, particularly if you are in mouselook. I've experienced it myself inworld and seen it in others. Here's some anecdotal evidence (notice Pierce's reaction at 01:10 in this clip) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHctNko8tQo EC:/> Eric, even though eye contact in SL is not EXACTLY the same as in RL, there’s something to this, particularly if you are in mouselook. I’ve experienced it myself inworld and seen it in others. Here’s some anecdotal evidence (notice Pierce’s reaction at 01:10 in this clip) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHctNko8tQo

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]]> By: Lord Coalcliff /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-135153 Lord Coalcliff Tue, 08 May 2007 09:52:54 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-135153 Its very interesting, to watch people in SL interacting in clubs. You can see the guys drinking and standing around the outside of the dance floor, usually see 1 bloke sitting alone at the bar, and the girls dancing in groups on the dancefloor( they would have their handbags in front of them on the floor if they could). I also get a laugh when some poor shy guy is trying to talk his way out of a pole dancers advances. <br> Wonder what voice ability will do when it comes soon....I thing it will change SL forever... try it in beta..Its an amazing experience and works extremely well. Its very interesting, to watch people in SL interacting in clubs. You can see the guys drinking and standing around the outside of the dance floor, usually see 1 bloke sitting alone at the bar, and the girls dancing in groups on the dancefloor( they would have their handbags in front of them on the floor if they could). I also get a laugh when some poor shy guy is trying to talk his way out of a pole dancers advances.
Wonder what voice ability will do when it comes soon….I thing it will change SL forever… try it in beta..Its an amazing experience and works extremely well.

]]> By: Lord Coalcliff /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-5055 Lord Coalcliff Tue, 08 May 2007 08:52:54 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-5055 Its very interesting, to watch people in SL interacting in clubs. You can see the guys drinking and standing around the outside of the dance floor, usually see 1 bloke sitting alone at the bar, and the girls dancing in groups on the dancefloor( they would have their handbags in front of them on the floor if they could). I also get a laugh when some poor shy guy is trying to talk his way out of a pole dancers advances. Wonder what voice ability will do when it comes soon....I thing it will change SL forever... try it in beta..Its an amazing experience and works extremely well. Its very interesting, to watch people in SL interacting in clubs. You can see the guys drinking and standing around the outside of the dance floor, usually see 1 bloke sitting alone at the bar, and the girls dancing in groups on the dancefloor( they would have their handbags in front of them on the floor if they could). I also get a laugh when some poor shy guy is trying to talk his way out of a pole dancers advances.
Wonder what voice ability will do when it comes soon….I thing it will change SL forever… try it in beta..Its an amazing experience and works extremely well.

]]> By: Eric /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-135152 Eric Mon, 07 May 2007 15:03:04 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-135152 Perhaps it's also interesting to see the over-complicated justifications academics concoct to spend time in Second Life? <br><br>I keep my distance in SL so I get a better view of the av's around me, not because I'm threatened by their physical presence - they have none!<br><br>Eye contact in SL is NOT eye contact - it's mouse movement. So beyond that moment you click on an av' to check their profile it really means nothing - u could appear to be staring at your friends boobs when you're actually checking your email!<br><br>SL is definitely a fascinating social playground but how about some proper research? Perhaps it’s also interesting to see the over-complicated justifications academics concoct to spend time in Second Life?

I keep my distance in SL so I get a better view of the av’s around me, not because I’m threatened by their physical presence – they have none!

Eye contact in SL is NOT eye contact – it’s mouse movement. So beyond that moment you click on an av’ to check their profile it really means nothing – u could appear to be staring at your friends boobs when you’re actually checking your email!

SL is definitely a fascinating social playground but how about some proper research?

]]> By: Eric /2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/comment-page-1/#comment-4964 Eric Mon, 07 May 2007 14:03:04 +0000 http://www.sloz.info/2007/05/07/personal-boundaries-in-a-virtual-world/#comment-4964 Perhaps it's also interesting to see the over-complicated justifications academics concoct to spend time in Second Life? I keep my distance in SL so I get a better view of the av's around me, not because I'm threatened by their physical presence - they have none! Eye contact in SL is NOT eye contact - it's mouse movement. So beyond that moment you click on an av' to check their profile it really means nothing - u could appear to be staring at your friends boobs when you're actually checking your email! SL is definitely a fascinating social playground but how about some proper research? Perhaps it’s also interesting to see the over-complicated justifications academics concoct to spend time in Second Life?

I keep my distance in SL so I get a better view of the av’s around me, not because I’m threatened by their physical presence – they have none!

Eye contact in SL is NOT eye contact – it’s mouse movement. So beyond that moment you click on an av’ to check their profile it really means nothing – u could appear to be staring at your friends boobs when you’re actually checking your email!

SL is definitely a fascinating social playground but how about some proper research?

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