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Re: 60 day thought
- Date: Sun, 22 Dec 1996 02:57:45 +0100 (MET)
- From: Paul Svensson <paul@svensson.org>
- Subject: Re: 60 day thought
On Sat, 21 Dec 1996, Carl Oppedahl wrote:
>Under the IAHC proposal it would also be that "you snooze, you lose". Not
>that a trademark owner would be completely unable to get a domain name cut
>off after the 60 days, but at least they would have to go to court and come
>up with some good reason why they didn't oppose it during the 60 days. And
>under the IAHC proposal you would no longer be vulnerable to arbitrary and
>capricious cutoffs by NSI, as you are today.
You're making this sound like opposition to a domain name during the 60
day waiting period has some possibility for cutting the domain name off
without going to court.
If so, wouldn't this cause the same problems as NSI's current policy ?
If not so, what's the gain from not having the name available in the DNS,
and is this gain really big enough to justify the cost of the delay ?
/Paul