Re: [Fwd: Re: Trademark Disputes]

[Jeff Williams <jwkckid1@ix.netcom.com>]

Paul,
  

  Normaly and under a more open system other than the gTLD-MoU,
I would compleatly agree with your assesment here.  But it has
not been made difinitivly clear in the gTLD-MoU that TLD's
on demand in their perposal will be allowed.  Infact much of the
language indicates the oppisite.  Of course until CORE is
compleatly formed and POC as well.  This under their plan remains
an open concern.

  Other RSC's would provide some relief here I believe, but unless
those TLD's are allowed in the Root their relief will be limited
at best in the short run.

Paul Svensson wrote:
> 
> This looks remarkably similar to what the name.space people are pushing:
> 
> atlas.trademark-search
> atlas.autoglass
> atlas.body-building-equipment
> atlas.contractors
> 
> With maybe a few thousand TLDs, new ones created on demand;
> I don't think anyone needs to be forced anywhere to make it useful.
> 
>         /Paul
> 
> On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Denesh Bhabuta wrote:
> 
> >George A. Wowk previously wrote:
> >> Atlas Trademark Search
> >> Atlas Autoglass
> >> Atlas Body Building Equiptment
> >> Atlas Contractors
> >>
> >> Atlas Trademark Search                          www.atlas.com
> >> Atlas Autoglass                                 www.atlas.com1
> >> Atlas Body Building Equiptment                  www.atlas.com2
> >> Atlas Contractors                               www.atlas.ny.us
> >
> >Would it not be better though if companies/organisations were forced
> >to use their full trading name in domain names? Using the above
> >examples, all of them can use names in .com:
> >
> >atlas-trademark-search.com
> >atlas-autoglass.com
> >atlas-body-building-equipment.com
> >atlas-contractors.com
> >
> >The above however does not solve the problem of multiple companies
> >in different countries having the same name, but IMHO will simplyfy
> >things a whole lot more.
> >
> >Regards
> >Denesh
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