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More evidence that 'virtual' as a prefix to 'property' has no modifying function: A guy sold another guy's virtual sword without his permission, so the second guy killed the first guy. Thanks Tobold for the head's up.
Does the word 'virtual' have any meaning now?
Edit: A longer description, from China Daily. Thanks [anonymous]. EC
Edward Castronova on Mar 30, 2005 in Law | Permalink
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