Being fair includes being fair to the people who have lost the chance to get their
domain at Landrush because of registrars applying, registrars encouraging non-Trademark
holders to apply, registrars overlooking literally 100s of generics from the same
person without question.Actually I WANT to be fair. I'm just a family man with
kids and no axe to grind. I'm a teacher who wants to get back to concentrating on
my teaching. But it's obvious this situation is unfair on Landrush applicants and
I believe it's useful to show just how extensive the false claims are.
Thank you,
though, for this advise about Joker.com. I think the burden of proof is on them.
I've never said ANY of the names on the list are specifically false claims (the site
makes that clear). I'm delighted to speak by phone, or via e-mail, with their staff.
Let them convince me that the generic names listed are indeed genuine Trademarks.
Let them do a little bit of looking up for me please. I can accept the technical
glitch they may have suffered. What I do not accept is that all these generics I've
listed are true Trademarks. Look at the list yourself! It's so obvious. But I'm very
glad to listen to Joker.com and speak rationally with them, and delete them if that
is shown right.
But it is the Landrush applicants primarily who I need to be fair
to.
Richard