Second Inventory/Stored Inventory

[Keith Selmes]

seems to be

http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/r ... entory.com

[Handy Low]

Let's hope they get this sorted out - SI is a very useful tool, and better in some ways than the various TPV export/import functions.

[Constance Peregrine]

Then you can email via the contact info and maybe they will respond.

[Barnard Smith]

Ilan,

I beak no laws. What sculpts, textures, or miscellaneous files contained within my personal builds are covered by full permission initial purchase, as well as legal and well documented private agreements and purchased license between myself and the creators of those items concerned that are contained within such builds. I've tried to be so careful; I've spent months and hundreds of hours in time brokering deals with these merchants in obtaining each of their personal permissions, agreement, or license to import and sale if I choose to do so.

Although I can see how Second Inventory can be used to exploit some IP creation rights, I assure you that this is not the case here. Many of the third party viewers allow for one or several violations of copyright, IP rights law, and it is left up to how the end user uses these tools, and to the games that allow these viewers/tools to be used. When I came into Kitely (nearly a year ago now) Second inventory was the premiere recommended import tool suggested to me personally by the Kitely staff. Thanks

[Barnard Smith]

Hi Barnard,

I apologize, I should have chosen my words better. AFAIK, Second Life TOS prevent programs from exporting content of which you are not the creator. The content creators are the true copyright owners and they have a legal right to license their content to you. However, SL can define what programs can and can't be used to log into SL. The question therefore isn't whether you can obtain a license from the copyright holders (you can) but rather whether SL TOS allow you export copies of the content you legally acquired from a third-party.

As far as Kitely goes, if you have a license to sell third-party content in Kitely and clearly indicate that in your product listing then you're fine with our TOS. See: https://kitely.atlassian.net/wiki/displ ... l+Property

[Barnard Smith]

Its cool Ilan,

In this process I've gotten bunches of SL merchants to come visit Kitely, and many have stayed, and a few have set up shop here. I expect others will do so later as Kitely moves forward. Just speadin the gospel of Kitely brother LOL I wish nothing but the best for it.

I know many do, I just wish even more residents talked Kitely up...get out there brotha and sistas and spread the word:) It wouldn't hurt to do it now with this silly confusion over the changes in up coming plans. Its simple, if you like Kitely tell a friend! If you have already done that then please do it again.

[Marstol Nitely]

I emailed the creator of Second Inventory and he fixed the problem. The website is still down, but the program is working now.

[Constance Peregrine]

All this talk of brothas and sistas tweaked a memory-))

[Handy Low]

I emailed the creator of Second Inventory and he fixed the problem. The website is still down, but the program is working now.

Thanks, Oren. It's working here now.

To be honest, I'd long assumed it was abandonware. It's good to know it's not completely unsupported.

[Deuce Halsey]

I emailed the creator of Second Inventory and he fixed the problem. The website is still down, but the program is working now.

Thanks, Oren. It's working here now.

To be honest, I'd long assumed it was abandonware. It's good to know it's not completely unsupported.

I'm happy for SI users that they have it working again. But if support is sporadic, which seems to be the case, and if major development work on SI has ceased, which I've seen reported in this thread and elsewhere, then it's probably only a matter of time before the product stops working altogether. Those who still use it would be well advised to work out alternate plans for the day that happens.