Ending Support for Project Zero – and What Comes Next
Project Zero support will be terminated on April 24, at 5 p.m. PST. The decision was made based on feedback from users and lessons learned during the experiment.
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Last year, Project Zero was introduced as an experiment to explore a new way to access Second Life through a web browser.
Many users participated in the Zero Project test and shared valuable feedback along the way. Their involvement (and shared feedback) was incredibly valuable to help understand how reduce the entry barrier – removing the need for high-performance downloads or hardware – could help improve integration and engagement of new users. Thanks are due for being part of this process.
Based on what has been learned, the decision was made to terminate support for the Zero Project Viewer in Friday, April 24th, 5:00 p.m. PST.
It is known that this change impacts those who have actively used Project Zero, and the goal is to make this transition as smooth as possible. If there is time paid remaining associated with Project Zero, it is recommended that it be used before that date. For any unused time after April 24th, please, open a support call and the refund will be processed within 30 days after receiving the call.
O mobile app and Second Life desktop viewer are not affected and will continue to operate normally. The perceptions obtained with Project Zero will directly inform the improvements in these main experiences, helping to concentrate efforts where they can have the greatest impact.
The work to make Second Life more accessible, welcoming and engaging is underway. The expectation is to share more soon.
Official source: Read the original publication in Second Life (Official).
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