Re: [ga] AMAZON

[NFT Services <gkougias@bigplanet.com>]

Not only do I agree with Mark, but I wonder.....
exactly how will you decide who is a "unique demander" and I suppose even
further, Who exactly will decide who is a "unique demander"?  And my guess is
that once *you* (whoever that might be) decides the unique demander the
"loser" in this affair my decide to go to UDRP anyway - or try some other
litigation to resolve their belief that they have rights of use.

(original text)
>Final registration will be granted to unique demanders.

George Kougias
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Marc Schneiders wrote:

> On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Jefsey Morfin wrote:
>
> > Dames and Gentlemen,
> >
> > we had a meeting yesterday at one of the three comities
> > for new TLDs I am involved with. The current outcome is as follows:
>
> [...]
> > -  the opening of the new TLD will be published. For 3 months
> >     we will register DN requests from TM/company name/private
> >     name owners. Final registration will be granted to unique
> >     demanders. Others will have to participate to a common
> >     UDRP to decide the winner.
> >
> > -  every domain name registration will be confirmed one month
> >     after request and a current registration request list published.
> >     Only TM owners having registered their TM less than 30 days
> >     before the DN request will be entitled to file an UDRP.
>
> This is not a good idea. I want to be able to register a domain name and
> have it in the air ASAP, within 24 hours normally. With com/net/org this
> is no problem now. I have done this a number of times, e.g. for a painter
> who was arrested in Africa for painting naked women.
>
> If one wants to start a business, waiting is not acceptable. If one
> wants to exercise one's rights to free speech, having to wait, is even
> worse.
>
> Please, rethink this.

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