PayPal regulations force slexchange uncensored for adult items and SL Boutique adds tagging
Wonder no more how long it would take somebody at PayPal to crack down on the virtual mature content being sold on websites using their service, via slexchange.com:
In order to comply with PayPal’s Mature Audiences Policy, SL Exchange has been forced to disabled all adult content on its main website at www.slexchange.com. Considering the inherent nature of Second Life, we do not believe this is fair for merchants who sell adult content at SL Exchange. To continue servicing this sector we have created a separate website, SL Exchange Uncensored where adult content is not restricted, and all PayPal functionality is disabled.
Just did some checking and TD Dice is available at the original slexchange and the new slexchange uncensored subdomain. Guess PayPal cares about dicks, nucde chicks but not dice?
SL Boutique adds tagging
While on the SL to web stores, SL Exchange competitor, SL Boutique has added tags. This new search will go live June 15. If you have products listed there, you might want to go check out what tags the system has automatically added for your products.
June 8th, 2006 • 
TD Goodliffe • 
