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CW: OpenSim statistics for August; CW: long (about 1,700 characters, not counting the re-shared post)
Always interesting to look at the monthly #OpenSimulator stats from #HypergridBusiness.
For example, #OSgrid, the oldest and biggest grid, has once again managed to grow larger than #SecondLife. OSgrid reported 29,770 standard regions; the most recent number from Second Life are 27,813 regions as per September 10th.
Only one more #grid measures over 20,000 standard regions, over 25,000 even, and that's the #WolfTerritoriesGrid (25,504 standard regions). Now, while all of OSgrid except for the official sims is hosted by its respective owners and attached to the grid for free, the #WolfGrid is entirely owned by @Lone Wolf and offered as paid rentals. Long ago, when the grid wasn't nearly as big yet, he said you'd have to be a millionnaire to own so much land in Second Life.
#Kitely (18,301 standard regions) is almost as big as all Second Life Private Estates (18,380) put together.
Add #ZetaWorlds (10,386 standard regions) with its massive sailable grid-owned ocean, and you've got four grids which altogether have three times Second Life's landmass. And the top 38 grids on the #Hypergrid that report their stats to Hypergrid Business are a bit over 440% as big as Second Life.
The second-oldest grid, #3rdRockGrid, has shrunk by about 30%. Should I be worried?
One more detail: #TheGridThatShallNotBeNamed is back in the stats. Maybe it wasn't shut down after all. Interestingly, it ranks 9th in active users (1,121), but 34th in land mass (209 standard regions). As the active users include Hypergrid visitors, this might be a case of bile fascination after the Hypergrid connection was re-established. If not, it says a lot about the target audience of this grid.
Metaworld Opensim Social wrote the following post Fri, 15 Sep 2023 18:48:35 +0200 at
https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/2023/09/opensim-hypergriddable-land-area-up-to-a-new-all-time-high/
#OpenSim #OpenSimStatistics #Statistics #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds -
CW: OpenSim statistics for August; CW: long (about 1,700 characters, not counting the re-shared post)
Always interesting to look at the monthly #OpenSimulator stats from #HypergridBusiness.
For example, #OSgrid, the oldest and biggest grid, has once again managed to grow larger than #SecondLife. OSgrid reported 29,770 standard regions; the most recent number from Second Life are 27,813 regions as per September 10th.
Only one more #grid measures over 20,000 standard regions, over 25,000 even, and that's the #WolfTerritoriesGrid (25,504 standard regions). Now, while all of OSgrid except for the official sims is hosted by its respective owners and attached to the grid for free, the #WolfGrid is entirely owned by @Lone Wolf and offered as paid rentals. Long ago, when the grid wasn't nearly as big yet, he said you'd have to be a millionnaire to own so much land in Second Life.
#Kitely (18,301 standard regions) is almost as big as all Second Life Private Estates (18,380) put together.
Add #ZetaWorlds (10,386 standard regions) with its massive sailable grid-owned ocean, and you've got four grids which altogether have three times Second Life's landmass. And the top 38 grids on the #Hypergrid that report their stats to Hypergrid Business are a bit over 440% as big as Second Life.
The second-oldest grid, #3rdRockGrid, has shrunk by about 30%. Should I be worried?
One more detail: #TheGridThatShallNotBeNamed is back in the stats. Maybe it wasn't shut down after all. Interestingly, it ranks 9th in active users (1,121), but 34th in land mass (209 standard regions). As the active users include Hypergrid visitors, this might be a case of bile fascination after the Hypergrid connection was re-established. If not, it says a lot about the target audience of this grid.
Metaworld Opensim Social wrote the following post Fri, 15 Sep 2023 18:48:35 +0200 at
https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/2023/09/opensim-hypergriddable-land-area-up-to-a-new-all-time-high/
#OpenSim #OpenSimStatistics #Statistics #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds -
CW: OpenSim statistics for August; CW: long (about 1,700 characters, not counting the re-shared post)
Always interesting to look at the monthly #OpenSimulator stats from #HypergridBusiness.
For example, #OSgrid, the oldest and biggest grid, has once again managed to grow larger than #SecondLife. OSgrid reported 29,770 standard regions; the most recent number from Second Life are 27,813 regions as per September 10th.
Only one more #grid measures over 20,000 standard regions, over 25,000 even, and that's the #WolfTerritoriesGrid (25,504 standard regions). Now, while all of OSgrid except for the official sims is hosted by its respective owners and attached to the grid for free, the #WolfGrid is entirely owned by @Lone Wolf and offered as paid rentals. Long ago, when the grid wasn't nearly as big yet, he said you'd have to be a millionnaire to own so much land in Second Life.
#Kitely (18,301 standard regions) is almost as big as all Second Life Private Estates (18,380) put together.
Add #ZetaWorlds (10,386 standard regions) with its massive sailable grid-owned ocean, and you've got four grids which altogether have three times Second Life's landmass. And the top 38 grids on the #Hypergrid that report their stats to Hypergrid Business are a bit over 440% as big as Second Life.
The second-oldest grid, #3rdRockGrid, has shrunk by about 30%. Should I be worried?
One more detail: #TheGridThatShallNotBeNamed is back in the stats. Maybe it wasn't shut down after all. Interestingly, it ranks 9th in active users (1,121), but 34th in land mass (209 standard regions). As the active users include Hypergrid visitors, this might be a case of bile fascination after the Hypergrid connection was re-established. If not, it says a lot about the target audience of this grid.
Metaworld Opensim Social wrote the following post Fri, 15 Sep 2023 18:48:35 +0200 at
https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/2023/09/opensim-hypergriddable-land-area-up-to-a-new-all-time-high/
#OpenSim #OpenSimStatistics #Statistics #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds -
CW: OpenSim statistics for August; CW: long (about 1,700 characters, not counting the re-shared post)
Always interesting to look at the monthly #OpenSimulator stats from #HypergridBusiness.
For example, #OSgrid, the oldest and biggest grid, has once again managed to grow larger than #SecondLife. OSgrid reported 29,770 standard regions; the most recent number from Second Life are 27,813 regions as per September 10th.
Only one more #grid measures over 20,000 standard regions, over 25,000 even, and that's the #WolfTerritoriesGrid (25,504 standard regions). Now, while all of OSgrid except for the official sims is hosted by its respective owners and attached to the grid for free, the #WolfGrid is entirely owned by @Lone Wolf and offered as paid rentals. Long ago, when the grid wasn't nearly as big yet, he said you'd have to be a millionnaire to own so much land in Second Life.
#Kitely (18,301 standard regions) is almost as big as all Second Life Private Estates (18,380) put together.
Add #ZetaWorlds (10,386 standard regions) with its massive sailable grid-owned ocean, and you've got four grids which altogether have three times Second Life's landmass. And the top 38 grids on the #Hypergrid that report their stats to Hypergrid Business are a bit over 440% as big as Second Life.
The second-oldest grid, #3rdRockGrid, has shrunk by about 30%. Should I be worried?
One more detail: #TheGridThatShallNotBeNamed is back in the stats. Maybe it wasn't shut down after all. Interestingly, it ranks 9th in active users (1,121), but 34th in land mass (209 standard regions). As the active users include Hypergrid visitors, this might be a case of bile fascination after the Hypergrid connection was re-established. If not, it says a lot about the target audience of this grid.
Metaworld Opensim Social schrieb den folgenden Beitrag Fri, 15 Sep 2023 18:48:35 +0200 at
https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/2023/09/opensim-hypergriddable-land-area-up-to-a-new-all-time-high/
#OpenSim #OpenSimStatistics #Statistics #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds -
CW: OpenSim statistics for August; CW: long (about 1,700 characters, not counting the re-shared post)
Always interesting to look at the monthly #OpenSimulator stats from #HypergridBusiness.
For example, #OSgrid, the oldest and biggest grid, has once again managed to grow larger than #SecondLife. OSgrid reported 29,770 standard regions; the most recent number from Second Life are 27,813 regions as per September 10th.
Only one more #grid measures over 20,000 standard regions, over 25,000 even, and that's the #WolfTerritoriesGrid (25,504 standard regions). Now, while all of OSgrid except for the official sims is hosted by its respective owners and attached to the grid for free, the #WolfGrid is entirely owned by @Lone Wolf and offered as paid rentals. Long ago, when the grid wasn't nearly as big yet, he said you'd have to be a millionnaire to own so much land in Second Life.
#Kitely (18,301 standard regions) is almost as big as all Second Life Private Estates (18,380) put together.
Add #ZetaWorlds (10,386 standard regions) with its massive sailable grid-owned ocean, and you've got four grids which altogether have three times Second Life's landmass. And the top 38 grids on the #Hypergrid that report their stats to Hypergrid Business are a bit over 440% as big as Second Life.
The second-oldest grid, #3rdRockGrid, has shrunk by about 30%. Should I be worried?
One more detail: #TheGridThatShallNotBeNamed is back in the stats. Maybe it wasn't shut down after all. Interestingly, it ranks 9th in active users (1,121), but 34th in land mass (209 standard regions). As the active users include Hypergrid visitors, this might be a case of bile fascination after the Hypergrid connection was re-established. If not, it says a lot about the target audience of this grid.
Metaworld Opensim Social wrote the following post Fri, 15 Sep 2023 18:48:35 +0200 at
https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/2023/09/opensim-hypergriddable-land-area-up-to-a-new-all-time-high/
#OpenSim #OpenSimStatistics #Statistics #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds -
Starting on January 16th, #DorenasWorld will celebrate its 13th #GridAnniversary with six days of events.
13 years are quite an age for an #OpenSimulator grid. And indeed, as far as I know, Dorenas World is the fourth-oldest grid on the #Hypergrid now; only #OSgrid (launched in 2007, shortly after #OpenSim itself), #3rdRockGrid and #Kitely (both launched in 2008) are older. Dorenas World is also the oldest German grid since #Metropolis shut down last summer.
It has become a grid tradition to celebrate the anniversary with almost a week of events, going through at least some of the many event locations Dorenas World has to offer.
While still a WIP and incomplete, the event schedule currently includes five DJ nights, one of them following an in-world winter sports event, and one concert.
I'm probably going to enter the events of the days into my public calendar and publish the schedule itself once it's final. If you decide to come attend them, fair warning ahead: The events will be in German, including spoken comments by the DJs. But most of the people there know English.
#Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #Grid #Anniversary #AnniversaryCelebration -
Starting on January 16th, #DorenasWorld will celebrate its 13th #GridAnniversary with six days of events.
13 years are quite an age for an #OpenSimulator grid. And indeed, as far as I know, Dorenas World is the fourth-oldest grid on the #Hypergrid now; only #OSgrid (launched in 2007, shortly after #OpenSim itself), #3rdRockGrid and #Kitely (both launched in 2008) are older. Dorenas World is also the oldest German grid since #Metropolis shut down last summer.
It has become a grid tradition to celebrate the anniversary with almost a week of events, going through at least some of the many event locations Dorenas World has to offer.
While still a WIP and incomplete, the event schedule currently includes five DJ nights, one of them following an in-world winter sports event, and one concert.
I'm probably going to enter the events of the days into my public calendar and publish the schedule itself once it's final. If you decide to come attend them, fair warning ahead: The events will be in German, including spoken comments by the DJs. But most of the people there know English.
#Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #Grid #Anniversary #AnniversaryCelebration