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I'm not on *all* creative platforms of course, but youtube is a big platform I can use as an example. I can delete my own youtube videos with no problem whatsoever. Zero legal notices to go through. No signing of documents. The only thing that happens is it warns me that I can't undo it (because it's literally deleting the files or whatever), and so all analytics and comments will be lost. There's nothing preventing me from deleting it at all. How could they get away with it if creative hosting/platforms have to prevent this by law? I don't understand.
I'm not sure how legally binding any of the "rules" are in Dreams, honestly. I think it's simply designed a certain way that made sense at the time, and to work in the most direct way with the way they've designed the credits system. I don't think the credits system was forced upon Mm by law somehow.