Sure, they will turn to a teacher and parents. But what will happen then? The teachers will put some effort into helping the kids, but this would mainly be their good will. They have no obligation to play lawyers and the school can not be held responsible. Does the school need "no contracts" rule? Sure they do. So, someone here needs a service. Isn't that an opportunity? After all, as I wrote above, the rules are adjusted to the younger population. If the majority would be 21+ or 18+ ... or even 16+ the rules would be quite different, wouldn't they?
I like this idea, but as krysyyjane9191's said, what is to protect someone if the owner of the items gets banned while the book keeps on circulating? I think this thread belongs in suggestions, more than discussions. I would love to see more complex economic aspects coded into the game, but unfortunately player-run means unprotected.
