InWorldz registered accounts growth so far

Looking around on the InWorldz Forums and else where I managed to find some interesting registered accounts data. After I posted Wizard Gynoid kindly made a graph showing InWorldz Registrations from 2010 to 2011 from the dates below.

• “The first 1, 000 took almost a year.. the second 1, 000 just a bit over a month..”
• 2, 000 members – 14th May 2010 (growth chat)
• 5, 000 members – 20th June 2010
• 10, 000 members – 12th August 2010
• 20, 000 members – 21st October 2010
• 25, 000 members – 12th December 2010
• 30, 000 members – 1st February 2011
• 40, 000 members – 15th July 2011

Amazing growth I think for InWorldz so far and we can expect to see the 50, 000 member join later this year. Woooot!

3 big announcements during August 2011 by the InWorldz Founders

The InWorldz Founders have published a number of well written and thoughtful posts this month on the InWorldz Forums. It’s definitely worth reading these excellent reports about InWorldz.

• The Secret Sauce
• InWorldz Enables Growth
• State of the grid August 15th, 2011

I have always been impressed when I enter InWorldz because the mentors there are helpful and friendly. There have been many exciting events this year so far and it’s nice to spend time with friends on the grid of InWorldz. InWorldz seems to be getting bigger in size every month in terms of regions and residents which is good to be part of as a resident of InWorldz.

Bring back last names in SL update

On 19th July 2011 I blogged about a JIRA called Bring Back Last Name Options and since then there has been a huge SL community effort to try to get Linden Lab to bring it back. There’s been alot of feedback in comments in this JIRA, buzz on Plurk, Twitter and on SL resident blogs in the past month.

Current statistics

• Vote (1254)
• Watch (348)
• Status: In Review

The bad news still is that Linden Lab has not not responded to this yet after a month. It would be nice if a Linden at the lab could at least give the SL community a update about this.

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