Kotaku
Only instead of a jail, it's a giant, empty cornfield that Linden Labs uses as a virtual "timeout" according to Clickable Culture (we grabbed the image from there, too). The cornfield is a place where temporarily suspended accounts are sent, folks the game has banned are just unable to log in. What's in the cornfield? An extremely un-fun and slow moving tractor and a host of TV's playing a 1940 film, Boy in Court - it sounds perfectly awful, like jail should be.
Hidden Virtual World Prison Revealed [Clickable Culture]
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