Brazil Furry Island
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Brazil Furry Island (BFI) is a location in Second Life primarily for furries to communicate in Portuguese.
The BFI[edit]
Island or Virtual Community located in Second Life, to meet furries, fans and admirers. Designed and maintained by the Portuguese speaking furries, is the first community in the Portuguese language.
This virtual Community exists for a long time [1], and was named "Brazilian Furries Community" —"Comunidade Brasileira de Furries", CBF—. In 2008, was named "Villa Of Enchantment" —"Vila dos Encantos". In mid-2009, its name was changed definitely to "Brazil Furry Island" —BFI—, being the continuation of past communities.
Description[edit]
The BFI is expanding and constantly improving. In October 2010, moved from land "Cryptomono" to land "Trumbull". In December 2011, it moved to the land "ALEGRIA". Whose location is indicated on the link at the end of the article. The main campus occupies the ground area and also it has Skyboxes, which increases the total area for the community. Near the entrance of the BFI has a device to teleport to floating floors. Currently they are striving to improve the infrastructure. The presence of visitors is welcome.
The BFI administration[edit]
Director of Brazil Furry Island:
- Felix White — Cat fursona. He became in the Second Life and the Fandom in 2008.
Administrators:
- Rogerio Collins — Skunk fursona. He became in the Fandom in late 2001.
- Darkfox Furse — Black fox fursona. He became in the Second Life in 2007.
- Aziriel Seoung — Golden dragon fursona. He became in the Second Life in 2008.
Accessing[edit]
Here is the access link to the Brazil Furry Island in Second Life.
Reference[edit]
- ↑ Important record about the Community origin, in portuguese text: "Apresentação ao Second Fur, Furries e o Second Life" — Felix White, SkunkSky and Zuko Viper
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