 | Linden decides against casino adsApril 6th, 2007 |
After the recent coverage, it’s perhaps unsurprising to see this announcement on the official Linden blog.
Edit: PlayNoEvil has the analysis I didn’t write.
BTW, it is disturbing to read the comment thread on the Linden post. “First the ageplay, now the casinos.” Boggle.
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