I first met Daniel via Plurk when he was on the Teen Grid and through plurk discovered his flickr profile and have since met him in-world (now he's moved over to the main grid). Daniel has the most amazing collection of avatars; he's always off exploring and sharing and he's active in the SL community and happily sha… Read more

I first met Daniel via Plurk when he was on the Teen Grid and through plurk discovered his flickr profile and have since met him in-world (now he's moved over to the main grid). Daniel has the most amazing collection of avatars; he's always off exploring and sharing and he's active in the SL community and happily shares information and accounts of his many adventures. I enjoyed hearing what was going on in the teen grid and now he's in the main grid I love hearing what he has to say and what he's up to. Thanks for being so willing to share with us all... and so enthusiastic about it (watch out Torley!! :)).

A big YAYZERAMA! to Daniel for sharing his excellent adventures, and as Blue noted, being such a fantastic documentarian of TG history. There are very few I've ever seen who've kept such an ongoing record, myself among them. (Most people just can't keep it up that long!) In addition, being bold to ask for Flickr tes… Read more

A big YAYZERAMA! to Daniel for sharing his excellent adventures, and as Blue noted, being such a fantastic documentarian of TG history. There are very few I've ever seen who've kept such an ongoing record, myself among them. (Most people just can't keep it up that long!) In addition, being bold to ask for Flickr testimonials (as I recently saw on your blog, Daniel) when it's well-deserved is a GREAT hallmark of self-promotion for all the right reasons. What a great job summarizing your supporting & pioneering accomplishments, Daniel. You're already a positive force of change, and I look forward to more exceptional growth when you come to adult Second Life. Keep helping others to "amplify their awesome". I hope this testimonial both vouches my approval of how you've made our virtual world better, and inspires you to ROCK ON!

Oh noes! My testimonial comes right on the heels of Blue - that's a hard act to follow! Daniel shares a part of SL with us that most never get to see - Teen Second Life. Although he is counting down until Transition Day, he remains a powerful presence in TSL and a strong advocate for all things Teen. Daniel is a lea… Read more

Oh noes! My testimonial comes right on the heels of Blue - that's a hard act to follow! Daniel shares a part of SL with us that most never get to see - Teen Second Life. Although he is counting down until Transition Day, he remains a powerful presence in TSL and a strong advocate for all things Teen. Daniel is a leader in his community; an excellent example of what teens can do. His blog is full of wonderful information, and I often reference his flickr page to find great stuff - old pictures from SL, stats, map images, and much more. Daniel, you make me proud. It was a pleasure and honour to meet you. Teagan.

Daniel Voyager earns his surname and acts as Teen Second Life's definitive documentarian. When adults tell me they wish they could see the "teen grid" I simply point them to Daniel's Flickr page. Filled with excellent snaps from Daniel's travels across the mainland as well as his participation in TSL's orgs and educa… Read more

Daniel Voyager earns his surname and acts as Teen Second Life's definitive documentarian. When adults tell me they wish they could see the "teen grid" I simply point them to Daniel's Flickr page. Filled with excellent snaps from Daniel's travels across the mainland as well as his participation in TSL's orgs and educational opportunities, it's definitive in range as much as in volume. TSL Manager -Blue Linden