Actually, I just made that up. But you'll never know if it's true or not =)
I hopped on to the World of Minecraft server (soon to be locked and have a new server started, as it was full) to have a look around. Newcomers are immediately deposited into a customs-and-immigration style building within a red-walled courtyard. As I quickly learned, the courtyard is for guests, who are non-members of worldofminecraft.com. Guests may build at their leisure, and the server is almost always heavily policed by ops who don't look twice at applying the ban-hammer and spec-hammer on griefing.
Outside of the courtyard is a massive area where members and builders may build whatever they desire, as long as there is no offensive content, such as swastikas or massive penises. Massive penises? What's the deal with that? I suppose some fellows are short-changed in that department. Compensating for something? And what's up with the swastikas I see all over the place, on multiple servers? I am thinking, there's a lot of people out there who really like manji, or there are a lot of white supremacists.
I strolled around, looking at all of the strange and wonderful things that the members were building. Of course there were more gigantic video game sprites, but there were also strange sculptures that defied reason and logic. That's not necessarily a bad thing, from an artistic perspective! =)
Lastly, there is a large field encased in a blue fence, where only builders may make their creations. In World of Minecraft, a builder has a blue name, and gains that rank by building epic creations that make people shit bricks.
A server virtually untouched by griefers, where creative minds can come together??? I had finally found my sanctuary. I immediately signed up (Member name is SYNTAX_ERROR if you want to look me up), and was approved by an admin that was currently on. My creations were safe at last.
I started work on my villa again, except I made a few modifications due to space limitations. Imo, this new version is better. I did my standard 2 br w/ balconies and office, dining room w/ 7 seater table. However, I raised the ceiling height in the dining room and included floor-to-ceiling windows. The front door is through a smaller kitchenette adjacent to the dining room, and the living room is upon a loft that is above the kitchenette. Out the front door is a path that leads around the villa to a small private beach and a wine cellar under the home.






There's more to the villa, but you'll have to see it yourself =)
After working on the

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