From benefit concerts in There.com to charity auctions in Second Life, this thread is for the people who use digital spaces to give back. Shout out those organizing fundraisers, raising awareness for important causes, or donating their platform time and talent to uplift others. If you’ve seen someone making real change through their virtual… Read more

Sometimes, all it takes is one person to make us feel less alone. Use this space to thank someone who checked in when you were quiet, reached out when you were struggling, or made you feel like you mattered. Whether they knew it or not, their words or actions made a real difference—honor them here.

Some of our most generous members go beyond just building cool stuff—they teach others how to do it. This thread is for recognizing community members who use their time and knowledge to mentor others inside the platform, and those who also teach in real life. Whether it’s someone helping new users understand the platform or a real-world… Read more

Many members of our community are also real-world creatives—painters, musicians, photographers, illustrators, and more. This is the place to share and support their real-life work. Post links to portfolios, shout out a song that moved you, or highlight a recent show or project someone completed. Celebrate the artists among us who inspire in… Read more

Know someone who started out decorating homes in There.com or building vehicles in Second Life and now runs a freelance design business? This thread is for celebrating those who took their virtual skills—like scripting, building, hosting, or managing events—and turned them into real-world jobs, gigs, or personal brands. Let’s spotlight the… Read more

Step back in time and revisit the moment a virtual world truly clicked for you. Was it the freedom to fly? The depth of customization? The feeling of community? Share which platform first sparked your imagination and why it stood out compared to others. This isn’t just about nostalgia—it’s about honoring the innovations and visionaries who… Read more

Not all pioneers stayed in one world. Some creators, modders, or developers brought their ideas across platforms—building tools or concepts that rippled into There.com, Second Life, IMVU, and beyond. Shout them out here and share what they brought to each space.

Some innovators never saw the spotlight. This thread is dedicated to the ones who created great things but flew under the radar. Whether they were part of the dev team or just community-driven creators, this is the place to finally honor them.

Every platform has that one update that shifted the experience entirely. Whether it was introducing vehicles, currency, new customization tools, or social mechanics—discuss that turning point and who was behind it.

Platform mechanics are one thing, but social culture is another. Who were the early influencers, moderators, event hosts, or creators who helped define the tone, etiquette, or vibe of your favorite world?

Some of the best ideas didn’t come from inside the company—they came from the users. Do you remember a player-suggested feature that eventually got implemented? Share how the community helped guide development, and who pushed the idea forward.

Beta testers, founders, early adopters—those who joined before the world was even fully built deserve recognition. Use this space to highlight community members who were part of shaping a platform’s identity from day one.

Whether it was an admin who was always there to help or a developer who quietly shaped the platform behind the scenes, some official staff left a mark that hasn’t faded. Name the people from the core teams who earned community respect.

Think back to your first encounters with content beyond the default. A mod, a utility, a builder’s tool—who made it, and how did it affect your experience? Pay tribute to the people who made creativity more accessible through innovation.

From voice chat to hoverboards, modular housing to advanced modding tools—some features changed the way we experience virtual life. What innovation do you remember that blew your mind? Who was responsible for making it happen?