E6. Dispute Resolution.E6.1. To what extent are you proposing to implement the
Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy?
Image Online Design has adopted the ICANN Uniform
Dispute Policy and will honor opinions from ICANN approved arbitration providers.
Additionally, Image Online Design will comply with any court orders from courts of
competent jurisdiction regarding any .Web domain registration.
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I realize
you have to suck up to ICANN to even get a chance of a look-in - you are being blackmailed,
IMO.
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E6.2. Please describe any additional, alternative, or supplemental
dispute resolution procedures you are proposing.
Image Online Design is committed
to improving the UDRP to ensure a proper balance between property rights and user's
rights. To that end, we will actively participate in industry working groups addressing
this pressing issue.
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You have blown it - you say users have rights.
ICANN
only pretend that we do - my informed and considered opinion is that this is ICANN
propaganda for the masses that do not know any better.
Would you publically support
a restricted TLD for trademarks
It would:
1. identify all registered trademarks
- freeing domain usage from false charges of 'passing off' etc.
2. act as official
directory
3. act as certificate of authentication
4. prevent 'consumer confusion'
5.
prevent 'trademark conflict'
6. prevent 'passing off'
The logic is absolutely
sound - please say if you disagree with me on any point.