Creating a Feature Request
When creating a new feature request for JIRA or Confluence the first thing to do is to perform a search in the relevant project to see if your issue already exists. You may find that the issue has already been implemented in one of the later releases of the product.
To do a search please navigate to the Find Issues page of our public issue tracker, select 'JIRA' or 'Confluence' as your project, type in a few terms that describe you request and click 'View'. You should see a set of issues that match your query.
If you see an issue that resembles your request and it has been resolved, please view the issue and note the value of the 'Fix Version' field. The field indicates the version of the product where the feature has been implemented. If you are using an earlier version, please consider upgrading.
If an issue is not resolved, please vote for the feature and add any comments to express your thoughts. With every major release we try to implement several most popular features.
If no returned issues match your request, please create a new issue describing your requirements. However, please keep in mind that we can only implement a certain number of features with every release.
Comments (1)
May 07
Heath Alvarez says:
I would like to see a feature dded to Second Life that allows parcel/sim owners ...I would like to see a feature dded to Second Life that allows parcel/sim owners the ability to require avatars to have a certain number of time in game before being allowed to enter that parcel or sim. Here is the reasoning - People constantly make alts to grief business owners. The age verification system has its flaws and drawbacks. Not everyone is willing to give payment info to Linden Labs. Basically, what this feature would do is allow land owners who own mature estabilshments to prevent, or signifcantly dissuade, the fools who like ot make alts for griefing purposes to enter that parcel or sim to do their evil bidding. This feature could be added to the Access tab in the form of a check box next to the title "Only allow residents who have been in Second Life for (empty box here) months. In that empty box, the user could type in the number of months an avatar needs to have been established in the game. Failure to make the longevity check would have the same properties as a group access feature...they simply would not be allowed to enter the land. I assure you, many mature business/land owners would love a feature like this to stop new alts from coming in and harassing people. I would really appreciate the consideration of this kind of feature. Thank you.