Retired Template Sets On the Second Life Marketplace

Effective immediately, all sets not produced and listed in 2018 have been retired from the Second Life Marketplace.

The wish and desire of NB moving forward is a fresh start. There are so many factors that came to this conclusion - why the sets were retired:

Old is old
The older sets that were originally made in the beginning stages of NB are now left in the dust. The skill that Nyx Bayn (that's me) has developed over the last eight years leaves her early work looking like a Kindergartener drew them. That's a good thing though! As the design advanced, the previous stuff would be discounted. No one buys that stuff anymore! I sell maybe 1 old set a month. Why? They look like ass! It's time to push on...

Made a booboo
Several months ago Nyx (the dingbat) accidentally moved a folder in online storage. Guess which one? Yes. The one that holds all of the PSD's. When moved, it change ALL the links. F*uck. This left over 500 sets listed on the marketplace with dead links. The process of redoing all the folders just to change the link in the notecard and associate the new listing is painful for that many sets. 

The conclusion
There's only one clear answer. Start fresh. That's exactly what we are going to do! The big inventory sets will still be available on the Second Life Marketplace for a short time - they will be available online soon. However, don't expect the links to work! If you purchase one from the marketplace or here online, you'll most likely have to contact me for the links. I will not be fixing my mistakes for something I plan on deleting.

I know it sounds like an asshole move, but...as much as I love SL, I can't be spending too much valuable time correcting something just to give a few people a boon to grab the sets before I delete them. Or...maybe I am just an asshole. Anyway, I have 2 real life jobs, a disabled husband and 4 rowdy children that get my attention way above and beyond Second Life. Get them while you can? Email me for links after purchase if need be. It's that simple.