Bill Lovell a écrit:

> The "rules" on TM-DN issues are going to be made by the courts, which
> have jurisdiction, and not by any of these alphabet soups, which do not.

Haven't you read the WIPO report and the ICANN Accreditation Guidelines? The
rules are being made right now, by ICANN. There won't be any more cases in
court for judges to decide, simply because no more domain names will be
given to people and organizations who aren't ready to trademark them. You
can say what you wish, but the rules can be made by anyone with the power to
restrict and restrain usage, whether they be multinational corporations,
labor unions, or regulatory agencies like ICANN.

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