Re: Did you post comment about ICANN's URS?
Thanks pubdomains.in for this very valuable post.
I agree with you that "domain owners need to unite and stand up for the right process and policies".
I thought it is all about ourRight To Information. As Domainers, each one has the right to be well informed about about the Law that prevails at any given point in time and a comprehensive detail about TradeMark issues & procedures, Cyber Squatting and other sensitive aspects.
I am not surprised therefore to read posts here and other forums that many if not most domain owners simply walk away from their domains in the event of a dispute! It is highly likely that most domain owners have no clue whatsoever about the kind of moves they can/need to make in the event their domain is 'acquired'! With so much ambiguity prevailing at the global level, talking of .in domain owners, I am left to wonder what would be the scenario here in India.
With due respect to the fact that Cyber / Domain Laws are always evolving due to its highly dynamic nature and it is therefore challenging to have a crystal clear framework; I thought the same can't be a reason for domain owners to continue to live in a kind of hostile scenario if I may call it.
May be for things to change, for better, we need to come together and do our bit.
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