Re: [ga] .sys and .wiz IP protection current approach

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

At 13:10 03/09/00, you wrote:
>Marc, Jefsey,
>
>The 30-days waiting time was widely discussed at the IAHC timem few
>years ago - gee, it is only three years, in fact, but it seems another
>millennium ;>).
>The public enquiry clearly rejected it.
>Thios said, why could not different Registries implement different
>policies? In a TLD where TMs are stricly enforced, this would make sense
>, while in a TLD for strictly individualm or non-commercial use this
>would not maker sense.
>Regards
>Roberto

Roberto,
I did not propose that solution for every TLD. I just said that two
TLD comities out of three I participate in have decided to study:

-  UDRP enforcement after the matter defintion is included
    (definition of the DN or what is quivalently used by these TLDs)
-  TLD rules:
    -  resale of domain name authorized, transfer authorized
       between affiliates. So DN may be invested in projects.
    -  provisional yet immediate operations granted for a new
       domain name. UDRP authorized within the first 30 days
       for TM owned having registered their TM during the last
       30 days before the DN registration.
   -   initial period: no registration for 3 months. At the end
       of the 3 months, DN requested by a single registrants
       are granted; DN requested by several registrants are
       subject to an UDRP to determine the winner.

The desired target is to create a de facto group of TLD of
worldwide internet sub-classes. The DN notion is to be
carefully though about as we introduce new concepts as
formats (".sys") or rules (".wiz") which are more intellectual
that industrial property oriented.
Jefsey

PS. FYI .SYS and .WIZ are to comities for the management
by the registrants of respectively the ".sys" and ".wiz" TLDs
incorporated under the French non-profit law.



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