I don't think you are crazy.
Trademark conflicts are the major issue.They can only be solved, if trademark
holders (and I am holding trademarks myself) have to register their trademarked domain
names in clearly identifiable gtlds as .tm, .reg or .1 (one - worldwide known trademarks
like CocaCola). No one else should be admitted there.
But no trademark protection
regarding all other gtlds (.com, ...)should be kept. They were not created for that
purpose!
A certain protection for cctlds should be established (same rights for
individuals names, clubs, businesses, trademarkowners, who live / registered their
name in that country + the well-known first-come-first-serve method).
After solving
this problem, new gtlds, as .web, ... can be introduced without the fear of endless
disputes, which makes a big difference to the situation we have now.
I am sure
ICANN will consider this.
Regards
Friedrich