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Since your website isn't generating revenue and is focused on community-building, you likely don't need to open a legal entity right away. Starting as an individual is usually sufficient. It's wise to consult with a legal advisor for specific guidance as your site grows. Good luck with your van lovers community!

Your project sounds wonderful! For legal considerations, ensure you avoid using any trademarks from "30 Seconds" or 999 Games, like the name or logos. The rules of the game can't be copyrighted, but the specific text, images, and graphics can be, so your different design and content should help. Patents on board games are rare, but you should check if "30 Seconds" has any and make sure you don't infringe. To stay safe, introduce enough variations in the game mechanics and consider consulting a legal expert in intellectual property to guide you through the specifics. Best of luck with your game!

As a ZZP, registering your trademark as a 'natural person' is usually the appropriate choice. For precise advice, consider consulting with a trademark professional.