Before you come back with anything about contributing to the greater good of SL, I work as a mentor, host a community of creators and people in Nemesis, and support a number of not-for-profit sims in SL with creations, time and effort. If commercial companies want my help, then they pay for it - and usually commission by a more direct route than comments on a blog.

As for the exhibition not being “an exhaustive reflection of gaming of game development in SL”… there’s approaching it like an academic subject and there’s telling it like it is. I don’t expect an exhaustive list but you can’t get away from the fact that you have omitted Tringo, which is the most famous game in SL and the only one to migrate to the real world as far as I am aware; you renamed Primtionary to SLictionary, either hijacking someone else’s idea or through ignorance; and much more that used to be central to SL wasn’t in the expo. That’s all I was saying.

That said, we think some of the visitors to the expo would certainly benefit from the context you requested with your questions. We are planning for a panel discussion on gaming that will give a broader perspective than the exhibits. But it would also be a nice thing to have a couple of introductory collaterals at the entrance of the expo, e.g. a notecard with a brief history of gaming in SL, including some important links. Would you be willing to contribute to this effort?

Xylor as far as I am aware is a Linden now, and would probably have responded to a contact on his Xylor account? In any case, his Mah Jong etc is available as a freebie all over SL.