In Beverly v. NSI, N. D. CA, No. C 98-0337 VRW, the court said that the NSI dispute resolution process was a lawful means for NSI to protect trademarks. Beverly appeared pro se and was creamed. He tried a conspiracy theory, i.e., NSI and Reed Elsevier Publishing (that had activated the policy against Beverly) had conspired. The domain name was whoswhointheworld.com; Reed publishes Who's Who. Bad cases make bad law. Bill Lovell
