Some of the mandatory delay in script functions is no longer useful for anything, or is now exageratedly long considering mono's performances. llGetSimulatorHostname would be an example; why should it have 10 seconds delay? Currently it is an annoyance to amateur affiliate-style E-commerce, who have two choices: let some dishonest users rez vendors in the test grid and buy full perm scripts with test money in order to pirate them - or to endure a 10 second delay in script who can cause some buyers to log off or switch grid in disgust when the items sold don't get delivered as promptly as expected! Why shouldn't the delay be like 0.1 seconds? Surely a non-amateur coder can find a workaround and people could compromise on many points, but the fact is there: longer than needed delays make certain simple things overly complicated to do, if not impossible, while providing little or no anti-lag/anti-grief protection in return. When voting for this issue, you are not voting to reduce/remove delay on a specific function; just to ask the lindens to honestly look over the delay of most functions and reduce excessive delays. I'm sure the comments will list which functions need considering! Also some function delay DO serve a genuine anti-grief/anti-lag purpose, but the greater good still might be in reducing the delay a bit. P.S.: if the Lindens really want to stick to ridiculously long delays due to compatibilities issues regarding existing scripts, just give us a function to tone function delay down to a new minimum.