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I just finished reading the Linden Blog entry "Keeping Second Life Safe, Together" by Daniel Linden where they state:

"The diversity of things to see and do within Second Life is almost unimaginable, but our community has made it clear to us that certain types of content and activity are simply not acceptable in any form. Real-life images, avatar portrayals, and other depiction of sexual or lewd acts involving or appearing to involve children or minors; real-life images, avatar portrayals, and other depictions of sexual violence including rape, real-life images, avatar portrayals, and other depictions of extreme or graphic violence, and other broadly offensive content are never allowed or tolerated within Second Life.

Please help us to keep Second Life a safe and welcoming space by continuing to notify Linden Lab about locations in-world that are
violating our Community Standards regarding broadly offensive and potentially illegal content. Our team monitors such notification
24-hours a day, seven-days a week. Individuals and groups promoting or providing such content and activities will be swiftly met with a variety of sanctions, including termination of accounts, closure of groups, removal of content, and loss of land. It’s up to all of us to
make sure Second Life remains a safe and welcoming haven of creativity and social vision." 

And well, I love second life and of course I want to make sure I abide by all the rules and regulations and remain a good resident. So if I understand correctly, It would be perfectly acceptable for us to bend over and take it in the ass from a dog furry wearing a red dog cock, just as long as we don't do anything that the moral majority of secondlife considers offensive? Like usual second life has been very vague in defining exactly what is and is not acceptable, and leaves a lot of unanswered questions. For instance, I have had issues latley with a wanna-be journalist setting up acts on my land, and suspected of paying people to say what was needed to support his article. I've also heard of people setting up acts in other peoples venues and contacting Lindens in an effort to close establishments. I'd be interested in knowing if we will be responsible for the acts of others on our property's, and a more defined definition of what they consider offensive. I guess time will tell.