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Invisible Option Arrives For Battle.Net, This Mage Rejoices!

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Back in May when Diablo came out, I wrote a post  bemoaning the lack of an "Invisible" feature on Battle Net. Well, today I arrive with good news: They are going to be implementing an invisible feature for Battle.Net!

I've still seen a certain amount of naysaying or people who seem unhappy that this is a feature they are going to implement.

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And the rejoicing commences! Invisible option for Battle.Net is indeed good news!

The fear that we would all hide under the offline mark rests on some weird premise that people are not inherently social, but rather in need of a nudge to connect and communicate with others. If that was the case, how is society as we know it even possible?

I discussed earlier in relation to solo play how people used secret alts as a method to avoid burn out. Not having a show-as-offline function will not just mean that people do as they are told and stay online, it may also mean they don't log on at all. We all need a break now and then. With this change, I now feel as if I am being recognized as a whole person by Blizzard, not just as the excitable guild mate they wish I always was, but also someone who occasionally needs to play WoW alone on a secret alt.

Things my Characters Wear

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With the Mogolympics over, it was time to start posting my "Things my Characters Wear" series. I thought about doing one a day, then decided to do them in groups so that they'd all be up before the Theramore event begins next week.

Here's the complete list, in case you missed any in the flurry:

Mages: Human and Forsaken
Mages: Sin'dorei and Kaldorei…

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Kamalia (et Alia!) has shared with us her impressive wardrobe spread across an equally impressive list of alts. For all the mage-fans, Kamalia certainly has you covered - her mage-alts spanning all races! ... well, except tauren.

Whose Rule is it Anyway? An Intro to Digital Citizenship

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Lately I have been thinking a lot about the term Digital Citizens. That term is typically used to talk about how people in the real world are learning to incorporate technology into their lives in order to engage in social, community and political activities and efforts. Avenues for this participation include social networks like Facebook, blogs and microblogs such as this site and Twitter, and crowdsourcing efforts such as Wikipedia.

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