text: P.S. If you click on the link on the login page that says “Click here to update your viewer” (see screenshot), you will get the original viewer from Linden Lab, not a new Dolphin Viewer.
  I don’t know what’s with these spam bots lately… but I’ve had almost as many spam comments in the first ten days of 2013 as I had in the whole year 2012!
  To deal with this problem, I’ve added WP-Unite to the site. Basically, to post a comment on the blog you need to login with a valid forum account.
  To get a forum account, go to the Dolphin Viewer Mountain Retreat, and generate it at the blue terminal next to the wind turbine.
  This means that you need to have an active Second Life™ account to be able to comment on posts on the blog.
  On this occasion I would like to point out that for any support questions you should use the forum anyways, and not by posting comments on release announcements.
  
  For many years now there have been signs of growing unrest among Presbyterians over the question of Infant Baptism. This unrest has generally been low-key, confined to more or less polite debate. More recently, however, there has been a new development: a growing demand for Baptist-style Services of Dedication for Infants. More and more ministers and kirk sessions now seem willing, and even eager, to yield to this demand, and there are two reasons for this.