We'd all like to prevent stolen land from being sold. I do not think marking lands as stolen would solve this problem. OpenSea flags items reported as stolen and prevents them from being sold there in the future. Who that ends up hurting is not the person who stole the item but the unwitting person who bought it from them.

When a scammer steals an NFT they resell it in seconds. Before you even know it's gone another innocent person has purchased it not knowing it was stolen. Locking it will only hurt us and the new buyer. Not the scammer.. and there's no way to get the land back.

Opensea already has a similar approach and it is working terribly. Scammers usually sell stolen NFTs before owner has noticed or before Opensea has marked them as stolen. In result the person who got scammed is at loss, the person who bought the stolen NFT is rugged, because it can't be re-sold and the only person who gains something from this is scammer.

This is strange there is no conversation here. Why would we not want something like this? Why is this an invalid proposal? These are questions I have before I vote. I hope some will bring some clarity to the negatives of this happening as i only see the positive currently.