Comment by PeterHolzwarth

I feel the reality is that if you own something, it's up to you to do what you want with it. I worry about, despite initial first-order good intentions, introducing strident limits on property such as being tossed about in this discussion.

People are talking about putting somewhat severe, I think, limitations on ownership and property. Are you sure you want these limitations? Fairness under law means if it applies to a game, it also applies to you and what you own. Hot takes on the topic don't seem to have fully thought through the implications on that (tho I do understand people's feelings on the matter).