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US $20 per month for a 20,000-prim region on the hypergrid-enabled UKTurk Grid. OAR exports and imports and other region sizes also available. Primary languages are English and Turkish. There are also free plots available that residents can keep as long as they visit their areas at least once a month. Starter 8,000-prim region is […]

US $11 per month for 16,000-prim region on the hypergrid-enabled Tranquility Virtual Grid. The grid is an English-language commercial grid with Vivox voice and the local T$ virtual currency via Podex. New residents can get a free home for 28 days. There is also a quarter-region residential plot for $3 per month. Other region sizes

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Merchants on the closed, commercial InWorldz grid are concerned about perceived drop in users and commercial activity, and worry that the grid owners are no longer committed to the success of the grid. “I am in InWorldz where I have a shop and we have seen a drastic decline in sales and residents,” one merchant

US$20 for a 20,000-prim region on the hypergrid-enabled  Panthera Grid. Larger sizes also available. • 25,000-prim region: $9 per month • 45,000-prim region: $13 per month • Additional 5,000 prims: $5 add-on per month Variable sized regions: • 2×2 var with 60,000 prims: $17 per month • 3×3 var with 80,000 prims: $27 per month

One of my top sources of OpenSim-related news this year has been OpenSim Virtual and similar Google Plus communities. Many grids also have Facebook pages and Twitter accounts, but I find that Google Plus offers a really convenient way to keep track of what’s going on across the metaverse. So, for the benefit of people

One of the most important numbers in OpenSim is how many new people sign up for accounts each month. New people means new customers for merchants, new creators and performers who help improve quality of life on the grid, new people to interact with, and, of course, potential new land renters for the grids themselves.

US $8.95 a month for a 20,000-prim region on the hypergrid-enabled Virtuality Grid. Other region sizes also available: 2×2 VAR region with 60,000 prims:  $18.95 3×32 VAR region with 80,000 prims:  $28.95 4×4 VAR region with 100,000 prims:  $38.95 Full region purchase details here. Source: Hypergrid Business

This is a survey of OpenSim hosting companies — it is not a survey about OpenSim grids. (That survey was conducted in October.) If you run your own grid and use a hosting company for technical support or hosting, this survey is for you. But also if you rent regions from an independent vendor, instead

First, I’d like to apologize. I first noticed that Zetamex had posted its OpenSim hosting prices over the summer, and meant to do a story then, even contacting the company and some of its customers for quotes. But then a family medical emergency happened, and I’ve spent much of the last couple of months in

Each year, we ask our readers to rate their home grids. It’s a way to show off the best that OpenSim has to offer. Even though we only list the top 15 grids by traffic as default options, respondents can also write in the name of any other grid — in fact, each year there

More than 400  responses came in for  this year’s Seventh Annual OpenSim Grid Survey, and  Littlefield received the highest overall scores, followed by  AllCity, Virtual Brasil, and  DigiWorldz. DigiWorldz also had the largest number of readers who said it was their primary grid, followed by Kitely. This is the second year in a row that