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Second Life lawsuit continues in real life

A judge has ruled that the lawsuit by a former Second Lifer against Linden Research will go to trial, refusing Linden's motion to dismiss. The user brought the suit after his virtual Second Life property was confiscated by Linden.

From CNET News.com:

More and more people are participating in virtual worlds on the Internet, and where people go, litigation follows.

Posted by Courtney Farr on June 13, 2007 4:58 PM |

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Nate Martin:

I'd be much more interested if it were a real life lawsuit occurring in Second Life. I'd murder the shit out of some people if all it meant was that my avatar was going to jail.

Posted by Nate Martin | June 15, 2007 8:17 PM
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