Attacking an idea, not a personage, I remember one objection to P@P ROX! (point-to-point teleportation) was that it'd discourage exploration. I am an explorer in Second Life, perhaps a composite alloy of many. I found this objection, like Telehub limitations, to also be FALSE. Exploration means discovering new places, not rerunning the worn paths like a 14th-generation tape from The Discovery Channel. Revisiting should be one at someone's leisure, not as a RRL = Really Redundant Loop. Furthermore, a guided tour is done because you want to be part of it, constraints and all, not because you're forcibly thrown into a safety net when you truely know better, and yet, are made to feel the fool. We have airplanes in SL even tho we can fly, and we have food—including a bevy of beverages—even if we can't really taste them.

I did think of a great idea to recycle telehubs, however: zapping them with a raygun to miniaturize their parts, delinking, and then arranging them as beads in a necklace. Showing that the modern avatar is no longer a slave to them—it is the other way around.