User:Torley Linden

Friendly greetings! I'm

Torley, and I amplify your awesome.

I started my Second Life as a Resident (affectionately abbreviated as "Resi") in 2004 before working for Linden Lab, and grew very passionate about making our world a better place for you to live.

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What I do

I'm the Resident Enlightenment Manager on the Experience Design Team.

I'm also a prime architect and contributor on this Wiki.

Unofficially, I'm a Goodwill Ambassador of Second Life Culture.

Previously, I was on the Documentation Team. I've also been on various incarnations of community-facing teams.
I wrote a lot of the Viewer 2 Help.
I've made 250+ Second Life video tutorials & promos which've gotten 5+ million total views. Visit our new YouTube channel and subscribe!
I also nourish content creativity — I've made guides on making movies, taking snapshots, etc. which have helped thousands of Residents (hundreds of which personally told me... thank you!).
Related, I'm a lead contributor to this very wiki, with 2+ million views on pages I've started or been a major contributor to. You can see every edit I've made here.
I contribute a lot to the Official Second Life Blogs, with 250+ posts made. Come see our Tips & Tricks!
You can call me an uber-explorer and avid photographer of inworld beauty.
In 2009, I mined our info-pages for Message of The Day tips & promo links.
I've been known to wax philosophical and positively motivate others. Emphasizing how Second Life can improve your First Life is definitely a fave topic.
Additionally, I specialize in connecting seemingly unrelated pieces together and not just observing, but sharing eclecticism that gets missed!
Trivia: I've popularized usage of ways to do things in Second Life, like inventory-sorting and machinima-filming. I've also popularized numerous Second Life terms, including "Resi", "flexiprim", and "facelight". (But not "landbot". :p)
These are some of my free textures, also available on Xstreet:
For my career highlights including stuff outside of SL, see my VisualCV. It's like a resume but better.