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By now I am working as a Volunteer in the Second Life Voluteers program, which allows me to help residents in a very well coordinated way,and at many locations. | By now I am working as a Volunteer in the Second Life Voluteers program, which allows me to help residents in a very well coordinated way,and at many locations. | ||
==== ''General information about the | ==== ''General information about the Resident Help Network'' ==== | ||
If you are interested in the | If you are interested in joining us in the RHN, you are invited to obtain more information about this network on our wiki portal. You can easily reach this by accessing the link shown below: | ||
*[ | *[http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/RHN Resident Help Network Portal] | ||
==== ''My roles within the Volunteers Program'' ==== | ==== ''My roles within the Volunteers Program'' ==== | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 18 May 2010
I was born in Second Life the 5/19/2007, I explored this awesome world and I become a real fan of this awesome and still growing virtual community. My Second Life mainly consists in helping other residents, which is giving me a lot of pleasure.
I work on wiki translations in order to make their content available to larger parts of the Second Life community. It amazes me each day to see how the different nationalities and cultures are meeting in Second Life, and I am proud to do my part to help this worldwide growing community.
How I help In-World
You have to know that everyone who would like to help other residents can do it, you don't necessary need to be in a special group, you just need to see when there is a problem among other residents as well as you need patience and, of course, the wish to help.
When I helped for a while I joined first groups that were specialized on helping other residents.
By now I am working as a Volunteer in the Second Life Voluteers program, which allows me to help residents in a very well coordinated way,and at many locations.
General information about the Resident Help Network
If you are interested in joining us in the RHN, you are invited to obtain more information about this network on our wiki portal. You can easily reach this by accessing the link shown below:
My roles within the Volunteers Program
As a Second Life Mentor, and by this member of the Second Life Volunteers Program you can choose from several roles to bring in your skills and direct your work to where you would like best to be active. To give you a better overview of what I am doing in the volunteers program see the roles that I am assigned to below.
- Linguist Mentor: Linguist Mentors are Mentors that are speaking one or more languages. They provide assistance to residents that have limited skills in the english languages or that come to a problem which they just cannot explain in english as well as they could do in their mother language. Furthermore Linguists help to assure a higher service quality by the transaltion of several relevant articles of this wiki.
What are the questions I can help you with?
As I like to help other residents, I'll try my best to help you in any case, but my specialities are computers, then I will have some tips and be more helpful if you have a bug issue, an avatar issue, or other related issue. In any cases, I will be there to help you as much as I can.
Useful help resources online and in-world
You have a question but you do not know where to look, or you have found an answer but quite still need help about the given information? Then you should never hesitate to contact one of the mentors! You can find mentors at several locations in-world, and we would be pleased to help you. Mentors wear the group-tag "Second Life Mentor"
The most famous location for in-world support is "Help Island Public"
Unfortunately the "Help Island Public" sometimes is very crowded which makes it difficult to access all the information given there, in that case I would propose you to step over to "Help Island Public2" where you find the same information (since it is an exact copy of the other Help Island) usually there is a Mentor available as well if the information given on the island should not cover your problem.
If you do not wish to contact one of the over 3000 Mentors or if you do not want to leave your current location in order to look for the needed information on one of the 2 public Help Islands the wiki will be the source of your choice.
If you are experiencing unexpected problems connecting to the grid, or when you occur to have a problem in-world that did not exist before but makes it difficult or even not possible to reach in-world help, I would propose you to check the Blog to see if your problem is listed there and effecting other residents.
Still it might happen that the Blog does not the information that you require. In this case it is the best idea to submit a Support Ticket by using the Second Life Support Portal. To submit a ticket, please visit the following website: