I didnt know serious bodybuilders have that much time to be on second life. I mean, I am not working out with the goal to be on stage with other bodybuilders one day, but even I dont have the time for that useless stuff between my workouts and the more useful hobbies and the job. Serious bodybuilding is a full-time-job, there's no time for second life, another reason why I believe that this is not you on the photos. XP

You seem to know a lot about bodybuilding, but telling others the tips and suggestions is one thing, having the actual courage to follow the rules you did, like I do in most parts (since all those rules are nothing new, you can find them in many books and many internet forums about serious bodybuilding), is the second thing, and uploading a photo with a muscular upperbody who wears a red speedo with a morphed bulge (I have the original image of this since I am collecting references for many years already for my art, found it on bodybuilding.com's user uploads) is just poor instead of being all honest.

People who really want to get into serous bodybuilding will buy books or read threads from bodybuilders to inform themselves, there is no reason why they should actually use your suggestions when there are silly screenshots of an online-game called Second Life. Do you really think people would think all serious of you?

Real bodybuilders who actually want to help others would do it with real photos, or even better, with video clips to explain other people how to do each exercise well to not damage the spine or the joints and how to pretend the muscles to be overworked (which would damage them too) or how to move the weights for the best effective results, not putting an second life character onto a bench to let it do automatized motions.