I hope you enjoy your standing desk! This post contains a photo of my setup: http://copperrobot.com/2011/01/my-standing-desk-let-me-show-you-it/

You claim that my motivation for writing the original post was to get a rise out of Linden Lab, that I knew he was sure to read it. What evidence do you have to support that? You said LL is "fanning out and playing to all the SL media." I am not part of the SL media anymore, and in fact I haven't been in touch with LL since well before Rod Humble was named CEO. Oh, I think they bulk-mailed me the press release announcing his joining the company, but it doesn't take any money, time or effort to add another email address to a bulk mail. Like I said, you have this imaginary version of Mitch Wagner in your head that has only a passing resemblance to me. Occasionally, you leap on something I write and assume some base motivation for doing it. Often, you distort key details of actual events. Then you denounce me for this imaginary motivation. Here's why I did that original blog post: I was procrastinating giving my friend the tour of Second Life he wanted. I asked myself why, and I realized it's because I don't really enjoy SL anymore. I asked myself why that was, and then decided to write up my conclusions. I expected a few comments on my blog. I certainly did not expect amount of attention it actually received. And I didn't expect Linden Lab to pay any attention to it. As far as I know, they stopped paying attention to me months ago; we've gone our separate ways. I thought it was gracious for Rod Humble to offer to bring me to him as he did. Just because I don't enjoy SL anymore today doesn't mean I won't enjoy it tomorrow. And I'm glad that other people still enjoy it, I'm still fond of the place even if I'm not involved much anymore.

I did not invite him. He invited me.

Here are the actual facts: Rod did not retweet me. I retweeted him. The context: A friend has been on me for a couple of weeks to give him a tour of Second Life. I kept putting him off, because I don't go into SL anymore much, and don't know many people anymore and don't know much of what to do. But I felt like I owed it to my friend to give it the old college try, and so I finally made an appointment to get together in Second Life and show him around. For complicated reasons, I viewed this as more than a casual request from my friend, and believed I had an obligation to do what he asked, even though under normal circumstances I might have just said, "Second Life? I'm really not into that anymore." And before I did I tweeted out the request that Dusan described, and was pleased to get responses from several SL users on my friends list. Including Rod Humble. I tweeted out Rod's. I may have tweeted some others. So, Prok, the tweet you're attributing to me was actually his. And I logged in and walked around the airfield a bit, and exchanged a few words with Rod (first time I've ever talked with him). He seemed a bit distracted. That's OK -- so was I, I'd ordered a pizza a short time ago, and was expecting it to arrive at any second. And that's the only point I want to respond to. I won't take the time to respond to the rest of your denunciations of me, except to note that I am not responsible for the activities of the imaginary "Mitch Wagner" that lives in your head.