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That said, it's on the list of future improvements to make colony made items colony property right away (allowing for assigning ownership immediately after an item is crafted).
@trouter: No worries! About the errors and weird behavior, it's hard to know from this information. But if things are working as they should, there should never be a pawn trying to equip something somebody else owns. I've update some of the logic a few times already, you can always make sure you have the latest version (but it shouldn't matter for the things you described, that sounds like a different issue).
There is two different ways of making claims as of now. One is for claiming items a pawn is wearing - one is more general. Should be easy enough making both variants optional in settings.
I don't see errors in my player log and as far as I'm aware I started this save with the mod installed (I did read the description). It might be some kind of incompatibility, but I'm not remotely sure what could be causing it.
As for pawns constantly trying to claim high-quality apparel that they're not even wearing, it might be feasible to add an item filter in the mod options and/or have another claim mode that's entirely use-based.
@MadEorlanas: I agree! The scope of "owning everything" is something else than this mod though, I think.
I want to like this mod, and it's a neat concept, but I've had to basically disable it and avoid using any of its features because the implementation is so clunky.