I visited the SS Galaxy. I found it underwhelming compared with some other
places I've visited in SL. I've found that the "Editor's Picks" can
often lead to some incredible destinations. While I understand the novelty of
an "event space," and I can see the usefulness of an accompanying
website to a Second Life locale, I just didn't see a lot of users at this particular destination when I was there. Also, the "ship" was not as large as it appeared on
the website image.
After visiting the Galaxy, I was curious
to experience another "aquatic" environment. This other place was an
enclosed room under the sea, similar to Atlantis. It too had a similar
function, with events at different times, except it was much more
populated, and more visually appealing. It would be fascinating to chart
the evolution of such hangouts and learn how popular places evolve. What
makes a spot "hot?" How does a place grow and gather members, then fade?
What are the characteristics of a Second Life spot with staying power?
I look forward to increasing my understanding of SL hangouts, and learning what SL users value in a venue.
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