Introduction To Second Life
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Second Life is a 3D virtual world launched in 2003 that has over 9 million users from around the world. Users create avatars to represent themselves and can explore, meet other residents, and build and create objects and structures. Unlike other virtual worlds, Second Life is not hosted on single servers but on a distributed network, allowing more areas to be created as more machines are added.
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