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The document provides a history of Second Life from its founding in 1999 to 2007, detailing its evolution from a private testing ground to a popular public virtual world. It also outlines key characteristics of Second Life including that users own the intellectual property of their in-world creations and that it has its own economy based on the Linden dollar. Finally, it lists several libraries, educational institutions, and businesses that have established a presence in Second Life.
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