damunzie

I slowly started building out the brand. I registered the google account (gmail, youtube, etc) for wallstreetbets shortly after Reddit, then the twitter account, then some other socials

Well, that might be a problem.

What's the status of any similar action in California?

On one hand, it would be invaluable to have such rules in our huge market to influence others, but on the other hand, I'd imagine serious opposition from Cupertino.

That was how I interpreted it. I was just thinking that based on reddit's TOS (or User Agreement, or whatever), reddit got ownership at that point, and was placed earliest in the timeline by OP's own words.

Are we going to reach a point in the Western U.S. where the government is going to have to use eminent domain to reclaim water resources?