January 2008 economic metrics, by Meta Linden
Meta Linden (you probably didn’t know that every Linden Lab employee has an avatar with “Linden” as last name) just published the key economic metrics of Second Life for January 2008.
He says that:
“Concurrency, usage hours, and total resident-owned land continue to grow at a steady pace, while our count of Premium users dropped slightly again in January as we work on designing a better Premium offering.”
In my opinion, the growth will never stop; we still need to focus on clearer business models, and some tech improvements (the scripting language, the user interface, etc).
What do you think? What does Second Life need to become THE virtual world?
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