In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Martin B. Schwimmer"
writes:
> I hope the rest of you are listening. Sturctured TLDs (or rTLDs as some
> have called them) provide context which can alleviate likelihood of
> confusion. mycarisaporsche.com has a different connotation from
> mycarisaporsche.per or .hobby or .fan.
I agree, but that's not possible at present.
I disagree with going after anyone putting the string "porsche" in his
domain name in the first place, but I really can not accept to use the
DNS to sort this out.
You must go after them directly, but I do agree that NSI should assist
by enforcing their own ruiles (such as the requirement of
reacheability of the domain manager, response and resilience). I am
not clear on the details how one could do that.
el
