Every MMO/NGO/VW has bugs. Every patch, every update for every one of them brings a slew of fresh bugs, glitches, imbalances and lost property. Dealing with those bugs, glitches and whatnot can be a pain in the ass quite frankly, but in Second Life, we're not just dealing with peoples' fun. We're also dealing with their revenue.
While Ginsu Linden made quite an effort to make everyone understand that Linden Lab understands the position that it is in, relative to the users, it's obvious enough from reading the comments that many of the users themselves either do not understand Linden Lab's position, or do not think Linden Lab understands it. Pick one.
Word is spreading among Second Lifers that Linden Lab is quietly cracking down on the (mis)use of so-called MegaPrims and those people who sell them. A MegaPrim is a prim that is larger than Second Life would normally allow to be created, but for a while users could create them through libsecondlife, as the Second Life servers failed to validate the object sizes that were passed to them in all cases.
