Re: [ga] deletion policy - what should it look like?

[William X Walsh <william@wxsoft.info>]

The DNS is not setup to protect your IP rights.

Under the law it is you who have that responsibility.

The courts are your vehicle for doing that.


Wednesday, May 22, 2002, 11:54:12 AM, todd glassey wrote:


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> From: "Thomas Roessler" <roessler@does-not-exist.org>
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>> One of the things which have come out of the TF calls is that there
>> have been quite a few people calling for a uniform domain name
>> deletion policy (which I hereby baptise UDNDP).  What should this
>> policy look like?

> One of the things that the records will need to keep in them then is who the
> previous IP user was and what they registered it for. Otherwise this system
> will invalidate IP ownership under current US Law I believe. For instance.
> I register "Embedded-Machines.com" which odlly enough is one of my domains
> and run a computer company from it that builds a greenhouse controller that
> is a pci board.

> Now suppose I let is lapse, but continue to operate the company
> "Embedded-Machines.com". So the marque is regualrly in use under the
> trademark statutes and as such clearly not abandoned. Now someone else wants
> to start a computer company that builds a rbotoics unit and controller for
> it. Would the PTO issue them a TM agsinst the same moniker? I think not, and
> that is the problem...

> As to letting domains lapse, the real issue is the lockout and that it is
> unreasonable. No Registrar can prevent anyone of its customers for
> exercising whatever rights they chose against their IP's being published by
> the Registrar. Lets be real clear on what a Registrat is all about. They are
> a "Publications Agent for the public dissemination of an Internet Marque."

> Todd


>>
>> Options:
>>
>>  - Delete precisely N days after the date of expiry, at HH:00 UTC.
>>  - Delete between M and N days after date of expiry.  (N - M = 7)
>>  - others?
>>
>> Comments welcome.  While I don't believe that a deletion WG could
>> actually get a full consensus policy done until Bucharest (as Danny
>> suggested), producing a suggestion may still be worth the effort.
>>
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