Re: [ICANN-EU] UDRP

[Alexander Svensson <svensson@icannchannel.de>]

Dear all,
two points:

Marc Schneiders wrote in response to Andreas Fügner:
> There is a light problem here :-) It is that the rules you quote to
> support your assertions have nothing to do with the UDRP. They are general
> principles used by WIPO in all sorts of cases. The specific UDRP procedure
> used by WIPO may be found at:
>
> http://arbiter.wipo.int/domains/registrar/overview.html

Almost. ;)
http://arbiter.wipo.int/domains/rules/supplemental.html
But still -- no way to escape the UDRP unless you start
a court case.

Sabine Reul wrote:
> Why ICANN don't create TLDs for ordinary people without companies and
> other "heavy" rights?

If you should become an ICANN director, this will most probably 
be one of the proposals you have to decide on. (Just some of
the questions that come to my mind: Will people only be able to 
register the name, e.g. mueller.nom or sabine.nom? If so, will 
people be forced to share that name with other Muellers? If not, 
what is the advantage except for the one lucky person getting 
it in the first split second? Or will there also be a cocacola.nom? 
Will not lawyers register it for the company they work for?
How about private initiatives, NGOs? I'm sure that such a proposal
will be made, but I'm not sure whether this really is the solution.)

Best regards,
/// Alexander

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