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Posted: Oct 23rd 2008 12:54PM (Unverified) said

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That's quite premature, at least in the US. There's been little case law to establish how a virtual sword in WoW should be treated, for instance.

The creator, in this case, is Jagex, and as far as I know there are no US legal cases that propose that anyone but Jagex (or Blizzard, etc) is the owner of any of the items that Jagex created, that Jagex maintains in its database, and that Jagex sets the rules for access to.
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