The death of Lively and some lessons about complexity

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Once again, Massively allows articles that are VASTLY out of touch with their audience.

This article's author seems to over-cover Second Life her at Massively, ad-nauseum. Without fail there is at least one article per day on the topic, at least.

So now, at least it's not Second Life... so what does the author do? He injects his personal opinion into the fact that "see, Second Life IS the best and Lively failing proves it!" He sounds just like an over-zealous EQ1 player who just won't let go of the fact that other games are doing it better.

I ask the Massively editors to please review this author and adjust his editorial works and access accordingly.

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lethality, go crawl back under your rock. Tateru hasn't posted anything since the 27th of December, and rarely before then which is a shame because I enjoy her cogent discussions of the workings of Second Life. I look daily on Massively to see what news there is from Second Life.

And even if *SHE*(you might want to put some thought or at least some basic googling into your pronoun choices- or heck- I don't know- look at the accompanying picture) DID post something every day, you see those little links on the side? You can tailor Massively to just look at what games you are interested in. So don't muddy up the comments with your pointless bitchin' just 'cause you don't 'get' Second Life. There are plenty here who do and who aren't looking to you to be the decider of Massively content.

You've done this before on Tateru's posts, and a quick look at your comment history shows drive-by hyperbolic criticism lacking any real analysis is basically your MO. (just within six days you've posted only shallow bitchy comments about Tateru, Mark Jacobs, Penny Arcade, Warhammer Online, Mythic and ... bizarrely.... the US patent system). You have nothing constructive or even remotely cogent to offer apparently.

Take it elsewhere, or learn some manners.

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