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 "Visitor-friendly" is an understatement at Shork Group:  [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKzsbUtlHR4|Stay a while, stay forever!]]  "Visitor-friendly" is an understatement at Shork Group:  [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKzsbUtlHR4|Stay a while, stay forever!]] 
  
-Finding us in OpenSim is a breeze: +Our Virtual World activities are concentrated in OpenSim. We have a comprehensive information page about our presence in OpenSim:\\ 
- +[[corporate:start|Shork Group HQ]]
-  * On the OSGrid, open the Map, search for "Shork Cafe," and teleport directly.     +
-  * In chat, use [[hop://login.osgrid.org/Shork%20Cafe/148/153/23|this link]] to teleport instantly. +
-  * Visit our OpenSimWorld page at [[https://opensimworld.com/hop/90639|Shork Cafe]] for more teleportation options.+
  
 Why are we different? Here's a sneak peek: Why are we different? Here's a sneak peek:
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 Come join the Shork Group – where every virtual moment becomes extraordinary!  Come join the Shork Group – where every virtual moment becomes extraordinary! 
 +
 +====== What is Opensimulator? ======
 +OpenSimulator, often abbreviated as OpenSim, is an open source virtual world system, sharing much of its technology with Second Life from Linden Labs.
 +Unlike other systems such as VRChat, IMVU and many others, it permits a continuous virtual world instead of isolated instances only.
 +Also unlike many other systems, it is modular in almost every aspect of its design.
 +A technologically more advanced platform with roughly comparable functions to OpenSim is [[http://www.overte.org|Overte]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUpMzKHlgCg|1]], which we are still looking in to.. \\
 +But let's point you to some visual media on Youtube:\\
 +  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJfOwegykzQ|An introduction to Opensimulator]]
 +  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S45NRwEDjJs|Installing OpenSim and connecting to a grid - Server Installation]]
 +  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCGBmfqET9A|OpenSim 2023 - French Sightseeing Video]]
  
 ====== Shork-Friendly Places in OpenSim ====== ====== Shork-Friendly Places in OpenSim ======
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 ====== Shorks' Decision to Shift Support Away from Second Life ====== ====== Shorks' Decision to Shift Support Away from Second Life ======
  
-Encountering one day a situation where we needed assistance, we were met with dismissal and a refusal to validate assumptions against the real world. This perceived lack of accountability included unwarranted permabans issued without warning, explanation, or recourse, even on the first instance of trouble. We find this counterproductive. +{{ ::sl_bye-bye_001.jpg?direct&600|}} Encountering one day a situation where we needed assistance, we were met with dismissal and a refusal to validate assumptions against the real world. This perceived lack of accountability included unwarranted permabans issued without warning, explanation, or recourse, even on the first instance of trouble. We find this counterproductive. \\ 
-{{ ::sl_bye-bye_001.jpg?direct&600|}}+
 It appears that Second Life's default approach to challenges involves swift permabans, perhaps influenced by past decisions that led to complex situations for the parent company. While we understand the legal constraints, such an approach seems to prioritize suspicion-based actions over comprehensive issue resolution, a strategy successfully implemented by the Kitely Grid in OpenSim. This shift has transformed Second Life from the supportive platform of the past into just another social media outlet primarily concerned with shareholder satisfaction or a good standing with  more and more radicalized "conservative" groups. It appears that Second Life's default approach to challenges involves swift permabans, perhaps influenced by past decisions that led to complex situations for the parent company. While we understand the legal constraints, such an approach seems to prioritize suspicion-based actions over comprehensive issue resolution, a strategy successfully implemented by the Kitely Grid in OpenSim. This shift has transformed Second Life from the supportive platform of the past into just another social media outlet primarily concerned with shareholder satisfaction or a good standing with  more and more radicalized "conservative" groups.
  
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 "كن أنت التغيير الذي تتمنى أن تراه في العالم." - مهاتما غاندي "كن أنت التغيير الذي تتمنى أن تراه في العالم." - مهاتما غاندي
  
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 +====== NOM ======
 +
 +The Shork Group actively supports NOM - "Nations of Oceans and More".\\
 + 
 +
 +{{ ::nom-flag.png?600 |}}
 +
 +//Nations of Oceans and More (NOM)//
 +
 +Find more Information about NOM on our dedicated NOM sub-page [[NOM|HERE]]
  
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