Juvenile alter egos in the virtual community Second Life, called avatars, are apparently being used to simulate child sex -- and being sold for virtual profits within the alternate reality platform.
If caught the culprits face prison sentences of between three months and five years.
This is turning into a sort of "does smoking hash lead to hard drugs" debate in Germany. Some people think a crime hasn't been committed as it's only virtual...others think it will encourage child abuse in the real world.
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