That is a nonsensical and entitled notion of property that stated an entitlement to another's server. Channels, accounts, and online storefronts don't stay onl

That is a nonsensical and entitled notion of property that stated an entitlement to another's server. Channels, accounts, and online storefronts don't stay online of their own accords. They require hardware, software, and occasional power. If I decide to unplug an old PC that was acting as say a dedicated game server would I be depriving many people of property? Which would make my own ownership of the server a lie? The only way that would be sustainable would be a contract to pay the host. That is basically existing contract law with a self-aggrandizing name attached to it. It contributes literally nothing new conceptually.