Second What??

I attended a webinar about social media outreach at work today and they discussed using Second Life as a vehicle for reaching contributors with "virtual fundraisers." Now I'm sure that like myself, most of you gamers have heard horrible things about what really happens on Second Life. So using it as a legitimate business operation (for a nonprofit no less) seems a bit absurd to consider.

Secondly (haha, that's punny), answer me this: For all of the gamers we know, which of us knows anyone who plays Second Life.

Either they don't, or it's so bad they don't even want to admit it. Regardless, I won't be holding events in that virtual realm anytime soon.