Web/Marketplace Features

A few years ago, the number format on the Transaction History page was changed to the U.S. format. For Residents who use the European number format, reviewing and exporting transaction records has become much more difficult. When copying values into Excel, accounting spreadsheets, or other financial records, the numbers often require manual correction because the decimal and thousands separators are interpreted differently. I would like to request an option in Account Settings (or on the Transaction History page) that allows each Resident to choose their preferred number format (U.S. or European). This would not change the default behavior for anyone who prefers the current format, but it would make Transaction History much easier to use for many international Residents who regularly review or export their financial records. This small quality-of-life improvement would benefit many international Residents while preserving the current experience for those who prefer the U.S. format. Thank you for considering this feature.

It's currently difficult to find EEP's because there is no dedicated category, so they get mixed into unrelated search results. Most creators are placing their environments in the 'Everything Else' category due to the lack of an appropriate category. I simply propose adding an 'Environment Settings' Category, to make it easier to shop for Environments in the future.

I got negative (or low star) reviews to some of my products. And in the most cases the reviewers have not contacted me for support but instead just posted a negative review. In the last case the review was posted 10 minutes after purchasing, which is too short to make the "product is not working" verdict IMO. Therefore I suggest a checkbox saying "creator informed" which the reviewer would toggle on when they sent the creator a bug report (support request) prior of posting the review. This checkbox would be visible on the review page and inform other customers that the product in question is really not working and the creator was unable or not willing to fix it. For reviews prior this feature the checkbox would be grayed out or invisible (i.e. there is no information about it.) The creator, in return, would get a way to report a review with this checkbox is set without the reviewer really sending the bug report (or support request) or giving the creator not enough time for reaction. So that such "unreasonable" reviews can be potentially removed.

I will leave Second Life and so will a lot of Residents if the new pricing goes into effect, especially for those of us who have been paying for 18 years like I have. I pay extra for more land, I sell on the Marketplace and also buy a lot on the Marketplace, all of which generates income for LL. Don't be foolish. You will lose many of your most valuable customers, the ones who pay your salary. Some bonehead thinks this will bring in more income to LL but just the opposite will happen.

Many people want more than one partner, can we have the option please 😊, say, 1, 2, 3? Same system, just... More... 😎

Every day I watch the "complete avatars" category on the marketplace Every day there's 5 new avatars, all game model rips, generated image ads, generated 3D model avatars, or a swath of wrongly categorized low effort AI content. There's a few small number of users uploading a massive amount of marketplace listing, all mass uploaded game rips, or generated avatars, so much so, that it completely overshadows any genuinely created user content. I used to look forward to seeing artistic creations, or originality, inventiveness and ingenuity. Now all I see is 100 low effort avatars, and 1 genuine avatar rarely posted once a month. Why would this suggestion help? 1.) Lowers mass storage of irrelevant content 2.) Creates relevance, and helps with the tagging system as a whole, enriching user interaction with the marketplace as a whole 3.) Allows for more creative content with worth and depth. I know there has been a few posts on this already, but quickly the marketplace has become the last place people are wanting to look when purchasing things from other users; it lowers profit, it lowers worth, it lowers desire to even use the platform. more and more people are choosing to only go to events instead of even looking at the marketplace. its quickly becoming almost useless for its intended purpose, if everything on there is just 1000 bland badly rigged fortnite avatars, game imports or randomly generated AI characters, again badly rigged. Quality over quantity, any day, please.

After a conversation with Spots Linden, I'm requesting again a way to recover from being locked out due to MFA not working, lost device with MFA on it, or whatever. Locked out as in cannot use the disable-MFA feature on the web. I can't enable MFA before there is such a method.

I would like to suggest making our favorites searchable in the marketplace. I have a lot of favorites and trying to find one particular thing (especially when I can't remember what it's called) is kind of a pain. Or if we'd be able to create multiple types of wishlists to make it easier to search and organize what we've saved. Thank you ♥

I would like to see a way to have sub-folders for the Marketplace Listings window (a bit like inventory), it would make it a a lot easier to arrange things and find things easily. (i know you can use search, but sometimes i want to find a few things quickly and i dont want to have to search them all individually (especially if i cant remember what they're all called offhand)

In late 2024 Philip Rosedale asked if people wanted a list of how many people were in different regions, since this was data that the BonnieBots project was providing. https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:smfwaztduaoplofr5sg5ubtv/post/3ldoib7duwk24 April 15th 2026 LL has banned the BonnieBots and the owner, so now people like me who used the API that Bonniebots provided ( https://www.bonniebots.com/developers ), need a new source of this data. https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Sim-Hopper-20-RLV-Group-Teleporter-Random-Region-Finder/27167620 For me I used the top 100/popular region API to make my SimHopper2.0 HUD work. I sincerely think it helped people find active events happening in real time - music events, educational events, social events etc. What I am looking for is the same data, a function where I can query like llpopularregion(x), where x represents the number in the top 1 to 100 most populated regions. example: llpopularregion(50) returns the region name of the region with the 50th highest users of a list of 100 currently most populated regions. It would also be useful to specify if the top 100 list result included scripted agents, so that you could do the query where the result included no scripted agents, real people + scripted agents, or only scripted agents. Additionally it would be useful to specify the maturity rating of the result - do you want results that include adult + general + moderate, or only general for example. This is similar to the strategy of exploring second life by opening the map and looking for clusters of green dots and going there. You don't know who they are, so this isn't a request for any personal information. It is just asking for data to see what regions are popular in real time.