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*EBook Mania*By: Jacob RuytenbeekAs the community of Second Life continues to grow and grow, competition for money making ideas is becoming more...

OK curiosity may kill this cat but here goes... I am interested in learning more about the whole issue of contractual relationships in SL. Contracts and therefore defacto civil codes begin to arise as a result of the business relationships that emerge. This seems to be the basic role of precedent in business law in RL. How does it apply in a simulated economy ? What experiences have you folks had with contractual relationships.1. Formulation of contracts2. Honoring contracts3. Altering contracts4. Enforcing contracts (if at all)5. Terminating contracts6. Determining the validity of statements of entitlement to SL and RL intellectual property7. Determining whether there's really a contract or notPersonally I don't think the amount of money or the value of the money matters. In fact there is the whole issue of what is valuable - useful/creative/ethical/metaphysical/spiritual and how it is estimated in another value. RL common law often defines a contract as requiring money. Is this necessary? As other posts have indicated, value is largely a matter of perception. I know land is a big issue here but I think a lot of the "property" in SL is actually intellectual in nature. I am not a lawyer and I believe in life without lawyers. Law in any industry seems to be shaped by common industry practice, so I guess i want to uncover some common practices. If my question offends somebody I aplogise and plead newbie ignorance. If there's an FAQ on all of this kick my butt and send me there.

I need to know about the hourly rates - or other types of rates - for good craftsmen and women.I'm looking for the price of at least the following:Avatar consultantsPeople who would be able to help me and my clients build good avatars, including clothing, body, animations and skinI foresee that this will become a major skill in SL - as RL businesses move in.Builders This is more well know territory. But what does a skilled builder charge?I need builders who can build according to a schetch or a more precise design. A builder responsible for the development of the SL offices of a client should probably be able to sign up with texture artists and landscapers if that is not included in his or hers skills.Coders?I have yet to see needs that are not met by standard applications, but I have some ideas - accounting software for instance, and CRM - in world.The reason for needing such business software "in world" is that it will make it all the more easier to do things within the realm of SL, and only take to the taxman what is actually withdrawn from SL in the form of RL money. If there be any at all.... heheGuidesI may also need some Sight Seeing guides - any ideas?I don't know - but I guess clients will pay real money to go on a sight seeing tour....

I hope this topic is OK for this forum.I have been scripting/building in Second Life for a couple of months now and I've reached a point where I'd...