“The panic that broke out in Second Life last month over a
copybot raised many questions about the security of property in the
virtual universe.“Unlike most massively multiplayer games (if you can even call
Second Life that), Second Life ‘residents’ are allowed to actually
own the stuff they create. So if you could copy endlessly, in what
sense could you actually own anything…?”
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