Er…Have the creators of these items given permission to have their creations ported to other grids, copied, put on standalone sims or linked into other grids?

What is there to do by yourself on a stand-alone sim? At least people into cybersex in Second Life can find somebody *else* to masturbate with.

The TalentRaspel Sim-O-Box HE (HomeEdition) is free of charge and now available for alpha testing. It consists of a bootable ISO image that can be written to a CD and used to start a PC as dedicated OpenSimulator server and enable it for connections from other computers running the standard Second Life viewer as 3D client software. Alternatively the TalentRaspel Sim-O-Box HE can be started within a virtualization package provided on the same CD and run on Windows, Linux, OS X, using the server computer for running the 3D client software too.

We at TalentRaspel virtual worlds Ltd. already offer a similar service for the european market. It consists of using a standalone home sim “Sim-O-Box” to offline edit your content, upload it to our content archive (storage, buy, sell) and put it live by using on-demand resources from our TalentRaspel Grid (run your sims, present you work for competitive rating by others). You can even exchange content, regions, assets and inventory with Second Life and OpenSimulator based grids, as long as the media is your property.

If interested just drop us a mail at info@talentraspel.de or visit our website at http://www.talentraspel-mmokit.de/portal/.

Greetings from the real world,
Kai Ludwig
Director
TalentRaspel virtual worlds Ltd.
http://www.talentraspel.de

As for the communication:

* Info is shattered over your blog, the website & getsatisfaction, would be great to gather that all on your blog also? (or on the getsatisfation webpage.)
* On your blog, clicking the ‘Sim-onDemand’ tag on your blog entries, returns 0 entries. Which is pretty disappointed, as I wanted an easy way to see all things you wrote about Sim-onDemand on my quest for info.
* Probably you have some stuff up on twitter also, so doing a ‘everything I twitter about Sim-onDamand gets a weekly summary on the blog’ might be interesting too.

A few ‘bullet point lists’ on the website might help also:

* What are the system & user requirements (SSH knowledge, … )
* What can I do with the sim I set up? (can I let other people visit my sim, what scripts will it run, … )
* What can’t I do with he sim I set up (yet)? (connect to another grid, … )
* What are we working on.
* List of people that are already testing/using. (So people who wish to know more can also test those.)
* Use cases. (Except for a virtual meeting room & data visualisation. ;))

I’ll keep you posted as I develop Sim-OnDemnad.

-Balaji S.
Chennai, India.