[sldev] realXtend Global inventory tests successful

[Tammy Nowotny]

Sean Linden wrote:
> There are no Linden Lab lawyers on this list that I'm aware of. And 
> the ownership of content in Second Life is already well established; 
> it does not require a lawyer to discuss it. What the permissions mean 
> in the context of multiple grids and what license they imply (if any) 
> is a completely different matter and not one I can discuss.
>

I am not a lawyer, I don't even play one on TV.  My understanding of the 
fine print is that I own the rights to anything I create in Second Life, 
which includes the right to export it outside SL, including to other 
SL-like grids.  Also, if I make content available in SL, I am giving 
Linden Lab the right to use it in-world as part of the enviromnet which 
anyone can see... for example, I have to let them make my textures 
available to anyone who flies within sight of them.

Where it does get a little tricky is when someone tries to take it to 
another grid.  But there definitely ARE legitimate reasons for moving 
content from one grid to another, and I think Ann's suggestion (i.e., as 
I understand it at least, she wants LL to banish anyone who even tries 
to do such a  thing) is unwise.  And I also would be shocked to learn 
that such behavior is a violation of my existing agrrements with LL.