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Wait... IP law protects ancient art now? I thought our IP laws only went back to when Disney was founded, to protect Mickey Mouse. How can anybody claim copyright on something made hundreds or thousands of generations ago? Is there no public domain?

I love virtual worlds, and I've been an SL resident since the early years. My work study in college was in SL.

This probably sounds like a dumb question, but... one thing I don't get is why HMD adoption is such a big deal.

I've used HMDs, I think they are cool, but I can't think of any content I really want to use an HMD for. Maybe a flight simulator, where my head can be another axis of control for guns as my hands control the space ship, but other than that... I just don't think it's necessary.

Why should I make the jump from developing content in SecondLife to develop for HMD platforms?