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Linden Lab announce blog revamp: same old?

Linden Lab’s Robin Linden has announced that the official Linden blog is undergoing a revamp. It’s a lengthy post that to me seems to repeat the same promises of previous months: greater communication and a more uniform user experience.

The aim of the revamp is for your login to be uniform across the whole Second Life experience, and there’ll be new Linden employee blogs. The timeframe though is a little grey:

We aren’t announcing a specific timeframe for the completion of each phase of the project right now, but we will keep you updated.

A month ago we opined on the growing secrecy at Linden Lab – the employee blogs will be a small step toward remedying that issue, assuming free reign is given to those blogging. Anyone like to take a bet on the chances of that?

Comments

  1. Umm, 42? Seriously, the whole blog revamp/what goes where/metababble on their blog has been the most confusing thing. Communicators they aren't. Even their communication department should be renamed their Confuscation department. They need to learn to simplify, and most importantly, know what it is they want to communicate before they do it.

  2. Umm, 42? Seriously, the whole blog revamp/what goes where/metababble on their blog has been the most confusing thing. Communicators they aren't. Even their communication department should be renamed their Confuscation department. They need to learn to simplify, and most importantly, know what it is they want to communicate before they do it.

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