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poor examples. a disruptive patron on private physical property can be removed on numerous other grounds such as trespassing, just as damaging private property
by andrew_ 4y ago
poor examples. a disruptive patron on private physical property can be removed on numerous other grounds such as trespassing, just as damaging private property has its own legal stipulations.
as it is now, virtual private property doesn't have parity with laws governing physical private property.
- themitigating 4y agoServers are privately-owned and on private property