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Comments
Apologies
I'm sorry that the title misled you, and I value your comment. I must confess that I'm puzzled by this strong reaction to something so many people are into. I love books and spend a lot of my spare time reading, but I also understand the importance of keeping up with new, emerging technologies. SL may not be happening in your real life public library, but it's happening in other real life libraries around the world. Fact is...just because it isn't happening with your library, doesn't mean it isn't happening with your patrons. It also doesn't lessen its value.
Bunny Burnstein
Virtual Reality Isn't Real Life
This is just not happening in Real Life Time...this is not happening in my Real Life Public Library.... My "Second Life" is at home reading a book and answering my e-mail.
For some reason Second Life does not appeal to me....it is like Play Land in cyber-space....it's not in my day to day living reality.
The name RezLibris....fooled me into thinking that this was a Native American Reservation Library magazine....again a Real World/Living Breathing People thing.
Sad this...
Mi Takuye Oyacin