Linden Lab Official:I was participating in a large group event that was disrupted violently. Now what?

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Chances are good that a bomb or other type of scripted object has disrupted your Second Life event. Especially in a crowd, it's likely that if many of you select Help > Bumps, Pushes & Hits, the same name will show up.

Please use Help > Report Abuse to file an abuse report. Include sufficient details about what happened. Don't worry, there's no permanent damage to your avatar, and this happens rarely, but it's good to be prepared!