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Free OpenSimulator OAR “4 Freedom” by 4freedom Group. Mirrored from Outworldz. Review the preview image, region and download size, original source, creator credits, license, and source notes below before loading it into a region.
OAR region size
512 × 512 m
Download size
83.9 MB
Creator
4freedom Group
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251
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- Creator / author
- 4freedom Group
- Original source
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- License
- CC-0 / Public Domain
View original source notes
These OAR-files are the complete backup of the 4freedom sim on OSgrid.
4 Freedom is a group of individuals that promote and spread freedom in Second Life and OpenSim based grids like OSGrid and Newworldgrid.
The ideas of freedom are based on the ones of Free Software Foundation.
The sim is full of truly free items.
From more many sources.
Thanx to the whole 4freedom group, OSgrid, Nebadon, opensim-creations.com and manny more.
Enjoy
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Author:4freedom Group
2011
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Added to TheOarShop Sep 22, 2026.