Re: [ga] Geographic and Geopolitical Names in .info

[Jefsey Morfin <jefsey@wanadoo.fr>]

We could may be extend the UDRP to the new born giving them 15 days to 
respond. If they don't they show their bad faith and they lose their name 
if already in use?

NSI could sell BNs (baby names) (ouhaou what a market!). You could only 
born if you have been delegated a BN (with an ICANN contract never to use 
an open root). This would address the ALSC problem: everyone would be 
entitled to be an @large Member by ... birth (after paying a yearly fee of 
course).

My 2 cents. Jefsey


On 19:28 19/09/01, Bret Fausett said:
>Elisabeth Porteneuve wrote:
> > Would you explain why you consider trademarks rights
> > more important that countrie's and people's rights ?
>
>One reason you can draw a line between the protection of trademark rights,
>which we've already done with the UDRP, and the protection of country names
>and personal names is that trademarks are already protected internationally,
>in a relatively uniform way, through international treaties. The names of
>countries and persons have not enjoyed similar protection.
>
>The Second WIPO report (in sections 65-67, for example) contains a
>thoughtful discussion of the need to avoid making new law, as might be
>required with the protection of geographic and personal names. It
>distinguishes the act of creating new law from applying existing law, as was
>putatively done with the UDRP.
>
>In my view, implementing the UDRP but not extending it to geographic and
>personal names does not reflect a value judgment that trademark rights are
>more important than personal name rights, just the fact that the
>international community of nations has come to some documented agreement on
>the protections that it will give to trademarks.
>
>      -- Bret
>
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