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Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
14 Sep 2009 05:26:37PM
1,922 posts

Just for Fun - Which One Are You?


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Royal Courts of Second Life-Which One Are You? The banner for our site comes from "Le Th l'anglaise servi dans le salon des Quatre-Glaces au palais du Temple Paris en 1764" by Michel Barthlemy Ollivier (1712-1784).I have to admit that every time I see it, I imagine that I am one of the courtiers listening to the conversations around me :))I thought it would be fun for us to pick our favourites to represent ourselves, so I numbered each individual to make it easier. Pick who you like; the pick doesn't have to be a unique one.I'm going for #15. For one thing she aways seems to be looking right at me. It also looks like she's just coming back with another plate of food and is looking for a spot to sit. Typical me!Which one are you?
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Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
13 Sep 2009 04:45:46PM
1,922 posts

Duché de Coeur - Court Etiquette, Rules & Titles


Communty News & Events

I've posted the official Duch de Coeur - Court Etiquette, Rules & Titles in our group's forum. I have also locked the thread there because I thought it would be more interesting to compare and discuss the differences between courts in this general area. IMHO there is no right or wrong way to run a court, just different strategies that work well for different groups. The Duch de Coeur is fairly light on role play and you will see that we don't emulate historical figures (after all I'm the Duchesse de Provence when there only ever was a Comtesse in rl!) which gives us a certain extra freedom in what we do. It's not that we don't research & appreciate historical accuracy, because we really do. It's just that this format seemed the most sensible given our objectives.We have an emphasis on fun, friendship, romance & community building which is one reason that titles are given out on a "merit" system. This means that anyone can move up the ranks by supporting & participating in the community. It also means that those people that are content to just drop in occassionally for fun are always welcomed. Work or play, it's all good in the Duchy.Speaking of work, the duchy's special positions come with a lot of it as well as responsibility. These positions tend to attract people that already have a passion for the job and so the titles are a bit of a reward in recognition of all that extra effort.Well, that's a little bit about the Duchy's philosophy which I hope will get the ball rolling here. What do you think? What is happening with your court? Have you found a successful formula or are you still working on it? If you've never belonged to a sl royal court, what would you be looking for? Share your thoughts with us.
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Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
05 Mar 2010 07:30:17PM
1,922 posts

Customizing your Profile page (My Page)


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It happens - but can be changed quickly.Go to Settings (In the top box - right hand column)Profile - Full Name (change this)
Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
12 Sep 2009 06:34:37PM
1,922 posts

Customizing your Profile page (My Page)


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Did you know that you can do some very easy customization on your profile page by dragging and dropping the different modules?For more tips & tricks: Introduction to Profile Pages
updated by @tatiana-dokuchic: 06 Oct 2016 06:49:59AM
Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
13 Sep 2009 03:30:50PM
1,922 posts

How real is Second Life to you?


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Isn't it cool how you expect to stay for a couple of hours and end up spending years doing something!I think that you're going to find drama wherever you find a group of people. SL just might emphasize it a bit more because of the "disinibition" people using the internet feel. On the other hand, I just read an article that suggests that internet groups can actually help people to develop better social skills making them all around happier individuals. That seems like a pretty real accomplishment!
Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
13 Sep 2009 05:25:37AM
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How real is Second Life to you?


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I know that the line between fantasy & reality may be a tad blurry for me but here's the thing; I really like some of the fantasy aspects of sl! As Seamus says, that second slice of pie - no problem. I can dig in the garden all day in a ballgown and not get dirty, I don't have to dust the furniture, I can fly and best of all I can build replicas of historical buildings, learning about them as I go! I mean, how cool is that?Jimpsky's point about motor neurons is an interesting one. And speaking of the brain, I often dream that I'm building or wandering through a home that I have been working on in sl. It's funny how the virtual crossing over into dreams makes it more "real" in my perception. Anyone else out there dreaming there sl experiences?"When I were a wee newbie I accidentally purchased a no trans ladies dress for $1600L, (I wear a tiny dog avatar....Male!!), don't try tell SL's a game." ROFL
Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
12 Sep 2009 04:19:16PM
1,922 posts

How real is Second Life to you?


General Discussion

Hello EveryoneI always find it fascinating to see how every individual approaches sl. Some people see it strictly as a game, others as a means to socialize, others as a venue to create and on it goes. The uses are as varied as the people themselves.For me, the line between rl and sl is very thin indeed. Some of my sl friends are as close to me as my rl ones. In fact, I really don't distinguish between the two. The "work" I do in sl is as rewarding as what I do in rl. Again, I don't really distinguish.I would be interested to see how you perceive this virtual world. A game to play? A business to grow? Is it very real to you? What do you think?
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Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
12 Sep 2009 07:49:28AM
1,922 posts

Petit Trianon - The Billard Room


Art & Architecture

Petit Trianon Billard Room For a while now I have been working on the Billard Room, located on the ground floor of the Petit Trianon. In rl this room has recently been restored with plain white boiserie. I decided to be a bit more elaborate in sl and took my inspiration from "la salle des jeux de la reine Marie Antoinette" (Marie Antoinette's games room) in the Chateau de Compigne. I used details from the wallpaper and boiserie which abounds with cherubs and flowers on a white background. Read more ...
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Tatiana Dokuchic
@tatiana-dokuchic
11 Sep 2009 11:49:44AM
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Petit Trianon as Blogged at Vain Inc.


Art & Architecture

Robe a l'Anglais (English Dress) by Gaia Laval Gaia Laval in a "Robe a l'Anglais" at the Petit Trianon. I was delighted to discover that Gaia Laval mentioned my work in her blog Robe a l'Anglais (English Dress) over at Vain Inc. It's so exciting to see the Petit Trianon and the Queen's Hamlet through someone else's eyes. And am I ever glad that I took the time to texture the underside of that gueridon nicely :))
Thanks Gaia!!

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