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gTLD's : Oppose
- To: comments-closed-generic-05feb13@xxxxxxxxx
- Subject: gTLD's : Oppose
- From: "Greig, Stuart" <stuart@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 05 Mar 2013 12:28:02 +1100
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color="#000000">The use of generic words as TLD's should be
rejected.<br>
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1: Given the potential number of generic words in all of
earths languages, the clutter and international management
would be significant.<br>
2: gTLD's are contradictory to the well established
hierarchical structure of URL's.<br>
3: gTLD's would give rise to copyright, competition and
trademark legal action as corporations grabbed market
identifiers which were not their exclusive property.<br>
4: Descriptive granularity of a URL is already catered for by
the use of lower level sub-domains.</font><br>
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<b>Stuart Greig<br>
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M: 0417 900 670<br>
P: 03 6437 2945</font><br>
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