I would like to thank....

I would like to thank the Acad.... err Nerfbat for this award, you know, we are a little bit out of touch in blog land every once in a while. I think it's probably a good thing. We're the ones who talk about..... *crumbling paper*. That’s the last time a ask Clooney to write an acceptance speech for me. ;)

It would be easy for me to jump on the band wagon of beating up Second Life, I feel that is no need for me to jump into that ring. There are plenty of others more than willing and able to do that. As I said on Raph’s blog, “In theory Second Life is great, but in practice it is …. well…. I don’t know.”

I want to look at subjects like these (and others):
Cruise said:

The more I see suggestions like this, the more I move towards the “current MMO's are glorified chat rooms for single player content” camp - while they appear massively multiplayer at first, in comparison to what they /could/ be, they fall well short.

and a deeper look at Mike Rozak’s “Interactive fiction equation” (once I have been able to completely digest it).

So I'll close with displaying my award.