Second Life Community Standards/es

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Este es un duplicado de las Normas de la Comunidad mostradas en el sitio web principal y como tal, podría contener distinta información que el orginal. Por favor, use como referencia https://secondlife.com/corporate/cs.php si necesita referirse al documento de las Normas de la Comunidad para algo importante.

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Bienvenido a Second Life.

Esperamos que usted consiga tener una experiencia enriquecedora, llena de creatividad, autoexpresión y diversión.

Los fines de las Normas de la Comunidad son sencillos: tratar a los demás con respeto y sin acoso, adherirse a las normas locales establecidas en cada simulador y evitar cualquier actividad violenta que ofenda a un individuo o comunidad del mundo real. Normas de conducta - Los "Big Six".

En Second Life, queremos apoyar a los Residentes en la consecución de sus experiencias personales y a que tomen sus propias decisiones.

Los Big Six

Las Normas de la Comunidad consisten en seis normas de conducta, los "Big Six", cuya violación puede castigarse con la suspensión o, en caso de repetidas violaciones, en la expulsión de la comunidad de Second Life.

Todas las Normas de la Comunidad se aplican en cada una de las zonas de Second Life, en los foros de Second Life, y en el sitio web de Second Life.

Intolerancia

Combatir la intolerancia es una de las piedras angulares de las Normas de la Comunidad de Second Life. Las acciones que marginan, menosprecian o difaman a individuos o colectivos inhiben el intercambio de ideas y dinamitan la comunidad de Second Life por completo. El uso del lenguaje despectivo o degradante o imágenes en referencia a la raza de otro residente, etnia, género, u orientación sexual no está permitido en ningún caso en Second Life.

Acoso

Dadas las múltiples posibilidades de Second Life, el acoso puede tomar diferentes formas. Las palabras o los comportamientos que ofendan, intimeden o amenacen, constituyendo proposiciones o acercamientos sexuales no deseados, o que puedan causar molestias y alarma, se consideran Acoso.

Assault

Most areas in Second Life are identified as Safe. Assault in Second Life means: shooting, pushing, or shoving another Resident in a Safe Area (see Global Standards below); creating or using scripted objects which singularly or persistently target another Resident in a manner which prevents their enjoyment of Second Life.

Disclosure

Residents are entitled to a reasonable level of privacy with regard to their Second Lives. Sharing personal information about a fellow Resident --including gender, religion, age, marital status, race, sexual preference, and real-world location beyond what is provided by the Resident in the First Life page of their Resident profile is a violation of that Resident's privacy. Remotely monitoring conversations, posting conversation logs, or sharing conversation logs without consent are all prohibited in Second Life and on the Second Life Forums.

Indecency

Second Life is an adult community, but Mature material is not necessarily appropriate in all areas (see Global Standards below). Content, communication, or behavior which involves intense language or expletives, nudity or sexual content, the depiction of sex or violence, or anything else broadly offensive must be contained within private land in areas rated Mature (M). Names of Residents, objects, places and groups are broadly viewable in Second Life directories and on the Second Life website, and must adhere to PG guidelines.

Disturbing the Peace

Every Resident has a right to live their Second Life. Disrupting scheduled events, repeated transmission of undesired advertising content, the use of repetitive sounds, following or self-spawning items, or other objects that intentionally slow server performance or inhibit another Resident's ability to enjoy Second Life are examples of Disturbing the Peace.

Policies and Policing

Global Standards, Local Ratings

All areas of Second Life, including the www.secondlife.com website and the Second Life Forums, adhere to the same Community Standards. Locations within Second Life are noted as Safe or Unsafe and rated Mature (M) or non-Mature (PG), and behavior must conform to the local ratings. Any unrated area of Second Life or the Second Life website should be considered non-Mature (PG).

Warning, Suspension, Banishment

Second Life is a complex society, and it can take some time for new Residents to gain a full understanding of local customs and mores. Generally, violations of the Community Standards will first result in a Warning, followed by Suspension and eventual Banishment from Second Life. In-World Representatives, called Liaisons, may occasionally address disciplinary problems with a temporary removal from Second Life.

Global Attacks

Objects, scripts, or actions which broadly interfere with or disrupt the Second Life community, the Second Life servers or other systems related to Second Life will not be tolerated in any form. We will hold you responsible for any actions you take, or that are taken by objects or scripts that belong to you. Sandboxes are available for testing objects and scripts that have components that may be unmanageable or whose behavior you may not be able to predict. If you chose to use a script that substantially disrupts the operation of Second Life, disciplinary actions will result in a minimum two-week suspension, the possible loss of in-world inventory, and a review of your account for probable expulsion from Second Life.

Alternate Accounts

While Residents may choose to play Second Life with more than one account, specifically or consistently using an alternate account to harass other Residents or violate the Community Standards is not acceptable. Alternate accounts are generally treated as separate from a Resident's principal account, but misuse of alternate accounts can and will result in disciplinary action on the principal account.

Buyer Beware

Linden Lab does not exercise editorial control over the content of Second Life, and will make no specific efforts to review the textures, objects, sounds or other content created within Second Life. Additionally, Linden Lab does not certify or endorse the operation of in-world games, vending machines, or retail locations; refunds must be requested from the owners of these objects.

Reporting Abuse

Residents should report violations of the Community Standards using the Abuse Reporter tool located under the Help menu in the in-world tool bar. Every Abuse Report is individually investigated, and the identity of the reporter is kept strictly confidential. If you need immediate assistance, in-world Liaisons may be available to help. Look for Residents with the last name Linden.

See Also

• When and how to file an Abuse Report