<<<<<< Actually, nobody has the authority to claim the
own a "future" gTLD, like .web, .sex, .firm, etc. Pre-registering your domain in
any of the "future" new gTLDs is NO gurantee that you will get your favourite name.
>>>>
God, I am tired of statements
like this.I have the authority to claim the ownership of my .webs through IOD
because IOD got the authority to sell it to me, from IANA who had the authority to
make such decisions involving gTLDs.
You say that registering our domain in a future
new gTLD is no guarantee that I will get it?? How about this. LEGALLY buy a LEGAL
house that is yet to be built, through a legal contractor, that is authorized through
the Federal government to sell it to you, using LEGAL money--and THEN be told that
it is not yours once it is built. The process was legal, the transaction was legal,
and you have the contract to prove it.
Wouldn't you think that the ILLEGALITY
is with the agency or the government that reneged on the deal? Yes, and you could
take them to court and win your house.
And people like you screaming on the sidelines,
"You don't own your house even though you bought it," are WAAAAAAAY out of line.
Now,
the risk is whether or not IOD is granted the contract. If they are NOT, then I know
my sale is lost because THAT was the risk. But if they ARE granted the rights to
.web, my contract is active, valid, and binding--and anyone who takes it from me
is breaking an agreement that was made on at LEAST two levels above me.
Is there
any part of this you don't understand? Stomp your feet, cry to mommy, climb the tallest
mountain in Tibet and denounce my name, God and the World Order. But don't. . . for
a second. . . think that these sentiments invalidates my contract which is my registration--should
IOD be approved.