Martin B. Schwimmer a �crit:
>
> During the relevant periods:
>
> (1) how many times did parties request that the Policy be invoked?
You're digging rather deep here, aren't you Marty? I'll bet you're going to
be sorry you asked this. No answer can help you. If the requests remained at
more or less the same volume, that information is even more damning to your
argument. If they increased and NSI refused to honor most of them (which is
unlikely), we will have to assume they had no merit. Either way, you lose.
A bit of friendly advice: you would do well to think out your moves
beforehand. These lists are like the chessboard, once you've touched a piece
or clicked on "send", you're stuck with it. But thanks for posing the
question. Saved me the trouble.
> (2) of the times the Policy was invoked, how often did the Policy lead to
> No Action Taken, Suspension, Deregistration or defenestration?
Once again, there's no response here that can help you, unless there was a
marked inversion of the
no-response/deregistration ratio over time. Even then, this would only go to
show that the squatters were becoming commercially more astute and choosing
better names. If the ratio is flat over time, that supports the opposition.
If the ratio has been diminishing, that is, if fewer and fewer claims were
upheld, better yet (for Mikki and Milton's thesis).
You lose all the way around ~:-)
>
> At 01:48 PM 2/1/99 -0500, you wrote:
> >Per the request of Michael Sondow, the following data is
> >provided in response to the question "how many times did NSI
> >invoke its Domain Name Dispute Policy?"
> >
> >During the slightly more than 5 months between the end of
> >July 1995 and the end of the year, we invoked the Policy 166
> >times.
> >During 1996 we invoked the Policy 745 times.
> >During 1997 we invoked the Policy 905 times
> >During 1998 we invoked the Policy 838 times.
> >
> >
> >Chuck Gomes
> >Vice President, Customer Programs
> >Network Solutions, Inc.
> >
> >
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