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This is a guide to the diversity of Second Life, with a particular emphasis on locations of interest to new residents.  The emphasis is on non-commercial, unusual locations in Second Life, or ones of particular value to new residents (such as excellent sources of free items).  To avoid excessive spam content, it should not be a comprehensive listing of every store and mall in Second Life.   
This is a guide to the diversity of Second Life, with a particular emphasis on locations of interest to new residents.  The emphasis is on non-commercial, unusual locations in Second Life, or ones of particular value to new residents (such as excellent sources of free items).  To avoid excessive spam content, it should not be a comprehensive listing of every store and mall in Second Life.   


== Rules for Inclusion/Deletion ==
Locations in each section should be in alphabetical order.  To make this easy for new residents to scan, descriptions should generally target to be no more than 5 words long.
Locations in each section should be in alphabetical order.  To make this easy for new residents to scan, descriptions should generally target to be no more than 5 words long.
=== Non-commercial ===
==== Regions ====
Regions in the non-commercial section must be free to visit.  They may however have venues in them that charge for items or activities
==== Venues ====
Venues in the non-commercial section must be free to enter.  They must be primarily oriented towards free offerings, however a few incidental paid offerings should not constitute immediate disqualification.  If there are items available for acquisition in the venue or activities to do, the overwhelming majority of the offerings (90% or more) must be free.  For instance, a venue offering 50 free items, 40 free activities, 5 cheap items, and 5 cheap activities, could qualify as non-commercial.  Venues that comply with this rule may still be moved to the commercial section, or deleted.  For instance, a venue that offers 9 simple, commonly available Notecards for free, and 1 airplane that costs L$3,000 is 90% free, but it's still actually a commercial venue.
=== Commercial ===
To avoid excessive spam content, commercial locations should only be listed if they offer something that is not readily available in Second Life.  A typical clothing store does not belong in this article.  On the other hand, a store that specializes in Classical Ottoman Empire military clothing and accessories is probably pretty rare, and so belongs in this article.


== Non-commercial ==
== Non-commercial ==
=== PG ===
=== PG ===
==== Regions ====
==== Regions ====
Regions in the non-commercial section must be free to visitThey may however have venues in them that charge for items or activities
===== Visually inspired by real world locations =====
===== Visually inspired by fiction =====
===== Visually inspired by historical periods =====
===== Miscellaneous visually themed =====
Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categories.  For instance, a generic tropical paradise region.
===== Many French-speaking residents =====
===== Many German-speaking residents =====
===== Many Italian-speaking residents =====
===== Many Japanese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Portuguese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Spanish-speaking residents =====
 
==== Venues ====
===== Amusement parks =====
===== Guided tours =====
===== Museums =====
===== Musically-oriented =====
===== Stores & malls =====
===== Theaters =====
 
=== Mature/adult ===
==== Regions ====
===== Visually inspired by real world locations =====
===== Visually inspired by fiction =====
===== Visually inspired by historical periods =====
===== Miscellaneous visually themed =====
Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categoriesFor instance, a generic tropical paradise region.
===== Many French-speaking residents =====
===== Many German-speaking residents =====
===== Many Italian-speaking residents =====
===== Many Japanese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Portuguese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Spanish-speaking residents =====
 
==== Venues ====
===== Amusement parks =====
===== Guided tours =====
===== Museums =====
===== Musically-oriented =====
===== Stores & malls =====
===== Theaters =====


== Commercial ==
=== PG ===
==== Regions ====
===== Visually inspired by real world locations =====
===== Visually inspired by real world locations =====
===== Visually inspired by fiction =====
===== Visually inspired by fiction =====
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===== Many Japanese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Japanese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Portuguese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Portuguese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Spanish-speaking residents =====
===== Many Spanish-speaking residents =====


==== Venues ====
==== Venues ====
Venues in the non-commercial section must be free to enter.  They must be primarily oriented towards free offerings, however a few incidental paid offerings should not constitute immediate disqualification.  If there are items available for acquisition in the venue or activities to do, the overwhelming majority of the offerings (90% or more) must be free.  For instance, a venue offering 50 free items, 40 free activities, 5 cheap items, and 5 cheap activities, could qualify as non-commercial.  Venues that comply with this rule may still be moved to the commercial section, or deleted.  For instance, a venue that offers 9 simple, commonly available Notecards for free, and 1 airplane that costs L$3,000 is 90% free, but it's still actually a commercial venue.
===== Amusement parks =====
Amusement parks
===== Guided tours =====
Guided tours
===== Museums =====
Museums
===== Musically-oriented =====
Musically-oriented
===== Stores & malls =====
Stores & malls
===== Theaters =====
Theaters
 
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=== Mature/adult ===
=== Mature/adult ===
== Commercial ==
==== Regions ====
To avoid excessive spam content, commercial locations should only be listed if they offer something that is not readily available in Second Life.  A typical clothing store does not belong in this articleOn the other hand, a store that specializes in Classical Ottoman Empire military clothing and accessories is probably pretty rare, and so belongs in this article.
===== Visually inspired by real world locations =====
===== Visually inspired by fiction =====
===== Visually inspired by historical periods =====
===== Miscellaneous visually themed =====
Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categoriesFor instance, a generic tropical paradise region.
===== Many French-speaking residents =====
===== Many German-speaking residents =====
===== Many Italian-speaking residents =====
===== Many Japanese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Portuguese-speaking residents =====
===== Many Spanish-speaking residents =====
 
==== Venues ====
===== Amusement parks =====
===== Guided tours =====
===== Museums =====
===== Musically-oriented =====
===== Stores & malls =====
===== Theaters =====

Revision as of 23:07, 28 February 2008

This is a guide to the diversity of Second Life, with a particular emphasis on locations of interest to new residents. The emphasis is on non-commercial, unusual locations in Second Life, or ones of particular value to new residents (such as excellent sources of free items). To avoid excessive spam content, it should not be a comprehensive listing of every store and mall in Second Life.

Rules for Inclusion/Deletion

Locations in each section should be in alphabetical order. To make this easy for new residents to scan, descriptions should generally target to be no more than 5 words long.

Non-commercial

Regions

Regions in the non-commercial section must be free to visit. They may however have venues in them that charge for items or activities

Venues

Venues in the non-commercial section must be free to enter. They must be primarily oriented towards free offerings, however a few incidental paid offerings should not constitute immediate disqualification. If there are items available for acquisition in the venue or activities to do, the overwhelming majority of the offerings (90% or more) must be free. For instance, a venue offering 50 free items, 40 free activities, 5 cheap items, and 5 cheap activities, could qualify as non-commercial. Venues that comply with this rule may still be moved to the commercial section, or deleted. For instance, a venue that offers 9 simple, commonly available Notecards for free, and 1 airplane that costs L$3,000 is 90% free, but it's still actually a commercial venue.

Commercial

To avoid excessive spam content, commercial locations should only be listed if they offer something that is not readily available in Second Life. A typical clothing store does not belong in this article. On the other hand, a store that specializes in Classical Ottoman Empire military clothing and accessories is probably pretty rare, and so belongs in this article.

Non-commercial

PG

Regions

Visually inspired by real world locations
Visually inspired by fiction
Visually inspired by historical periods
Miscellaneous visually themed

Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categories. For instance, a generic tropical paradise region.

Many French-speaking residents
Many German-speaking residents
Many Italian-speaking residents
Many Japanese-speaking residents
Many Portuguese-speaking residents
Many Spanish-speaking residents

Venues

Amusement parks
Guided tours
Museums
Musically-oriented
Stores & malls
Theaters

Mature/adult

Regions

Visually inspired by real world locations
Visually inspired by fiction
Visually inspired by historical periods
Miscellaneous visually themed

Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categories. For instance, a generic tropical paradise region.

Many French-speaking residents
Many German-speaking residents
Many Italian-speaking residents
Many Japanese-speaking residents
Many Portuguese-speaking residents
Many Spanish-speaking residents

Venues

Amusement parks
Guided tours
Museums
Musically-oriented
Stores & malls
Theaters

Commercial

PG

Regions

Visually inspired by real world locations
Visually inspired by fiction
Visually inspired by historical periods
Miscellaneous visually themed

Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categories. For instance, a generic tropical paradise region.

Many French-speaking residents
Many German-speaking residents
Many Italian-speaking residents
Many Japanese-speaking residents
Many Portuguese-speaking residents
Many Spanish-speaking residents

Venues

Amusement parks
Guided tours
Museums
Musically-oriented
Stores & malls
Theaters

Mature/adult

Regions

Visually inspired by real world locations
Visually inspired by fiction
Visually inspired by historical periods
Miscellaneous visually themed

Regions with a strong visual theme that don't fit into other visual categories. For instance, a generic tropical paradise region.

Many French-speaking residents
Many German-speaking residents
Many Italian-speaking residents
Many Japanese-speaking residents
Many Portuguese-speaking residents
Many Spanish-speaking residents

Venues

Amusement parks
Guided tours
Museums
Musically-oriented
Stores & malls
Theaters