Re: [ga] New TLD White Paper released

[Doug Mehus <dmehus@shaw.ca>]

>With this logic, anyone (or any company) would have the right to steal any
>other intellectual property with no consequence.  Your argument holds no
>water.
>
>Gene Marsh

<--- I'm not a legal expert by any means, but since when does a three letter TLD created in an illegitimate alternate root have any legal standing? And how is it considered "intellectual property"? I believe Steve's point was well put on every aspect and his is in fact the camel. Yours is elderly woman with incontinence.

(Okay, so those were probably the weirdest metaphors I have made. ;-)

Best,
Doug

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Doug Mehus
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