Re: [ga] why we need more tlds

[Hugh Dierker <hdierker2204@xxxxxxxxx>]

Fair enough,
   
  Genre (excuse my lack of accentation) is really important. I grew up multicultural, an accident of fate. My son the UC Santa Cruz philosphy student had no such luck. So "iffen i reckon that the nigger done stole my lucky duck" he ain't got no clue that my buddy took my boat for a ride. He may even be offended.
  "drop a dime on the man with the pack" . What is context. If we capitulate now when do we stop? 
   
  It is the context in which we use words that give them their meaning. How can anyone be a Lawyer on the internet? Each use of words creates a right., and what is right.
   
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kidsearch <kidsearch@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
          This article is slanted toward IP interests and explains my point exactly. The fact that gtlds that are generic in nature such as .com net and org cause problems with trademarks that could be avoided with more specific category type tlds.
   
  This quote from the article highlights that need.
   
  "However, a large number of trademarks possessing the same name can exist in perfect harmony if they deal with different products or are situated in different jurisdictions. 
    But since a domain name has a global audience associating it with a particular brand name, there is no other option but for that domain name to be `The One."
  http://www.hindu.com/biz/2006/01/09/stories/2006010900761500.htm
  That link is for the rest of the article
   

  Chris McElroy
  http://www.newsandmediablog.com
  http://www.missingchildrenblog.com
  http://www.wholettheblogout.com
   
  


		
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