Comments on: A scarce species: the uberexplorer

By: Torley

Torley — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 17:21:47 +0000

@Irene: OHHH thanks for the links and for enlightening me to this! *goes to check it out*

By: Irene Muni

Irene Muni — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 08:51:46 +0000

It's true: the uberexplorer is a scarce species. But perhaps there is a species even more scarce: uberexplorer… ¡in Spanish language!

I have a web-forum in Spanish about explorers in SL. Each month will add 10 "official" trips of the group (group in-world: Aventura y Viajes): for example,
But many explorers travel constantly added:

Many of us have principally engaged in exploration and travel. But we are little known. And maybe we are little valued

Greetings from Spain (and sorru my bad english).

By: Torley

Torley — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 14:19:23 +0000

@Pandora: Agree with you on all counts… I also wish some magazines weren't just PDF, because while that can have beautiful presentation, it's certainly not easy to refer to and outright read like a webpage. It doesn't help that Adobe Reader is bloated (altho alternatives like FoxIt exist).

@Noelyci: I'll check it out soon, thx for the heads-up!

@Marianne: I need to THANK YOU SOUNDLY for the many cool landmarks you've shared with me. I do think more people would enjoy reading stories of your travels alongside your snapz.

@Stargazer: Going to check her out.

@Aleister: Mutual Admiration Society… for the win!

@Cynthia: Hahaha yes, I dig the wacky stuff that comes up on your shores. Keep at it.

@Bennett: Thanks for taking the time to comment and share, I'm thrilled you like to explore Second Life — I'll visit your blog.

By: Bennett Smythe

Bennett Smythe — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 18:44:09 +0000

Great post. Exploring is something I love to do in Second Life and I like reading about other people's experiences. I'm no uberexplorer. I'm more of a casual explorer which means I explore and share as first life gives me time and space to do so. Keep up the great work. You definitely help me stretch my creative muscles.