Do you think the new ownership law is a good idea?

According to a new server rule, we are now no longer allowed to "own" land. This means you can't have a private mine, you can't have a private house, a private farm, what have you. Fencing off any amount of land is also banned. Is this a good idea? What do you think?

No.

Here's how I look at it:

I don't want people in my mine. They're bound to take some minerals. I built that staircase down to bedrock, not them. MY hard work led to getting to that material, not theirs.

I want to be fence of reasonable amounts of land. In my case especially, I actually MADE my land, and I'd like to keep people out of it for now. Temporary, reasonable fencing should be allowed.

Our houses should be private. Do you want people coming into your real-life house and giving themselves a tour? No. Same applies here.

Private farms should be allowed. My reasons for this are basically the same as the mine ones: I built the farm, I don't want people running through it. I should be able to fence off my farm.

Cactus farming should be allowed. Cactus farming, not self-harvesting cactus farming, should be allowed. I get it, massive self-harvesting cactus farms are kinda cheap and borderline unfair. Plus, they cause lag. I'm a full fan of a "no self-harvesting farms" rule, not a "no x-type farms" rule.

"Play singleplayr if u dnt wnt people noob" No. I want people: I want to show people what I've made, I want to build with people, I want to own a town, I want to own a trading post, I want to interact with others. I just don't want them walking all over my property.

Think of it this way: If you owned a mine, farm, or house in real life, you wouldn't want people giving themselves tours of your places and doing who-knows-what else. The same applies here.

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