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friedrich writes:
>You obviously try to limit the freedom in
the internet to a couple of trademark holders! As you don't include countries, nor
classes, this group will be a small group again, anyway.Not at all. I'm just
trying to be realistic. If the corps don't see a benefit in it they won't support
it. If they don't support it, ICANN probably won't do it.>Why should the Internet
be exclusively designed for trademark holders and companies?It shouldn't. But
the way it is now, trademark holders and their lawyers have too much control over
all gTLD names. They won't give that up unless there is a better alternative. >Do
so by introducing a limited .air.reg AND an open .air at the same time.In some
cases I could see that, but I doubt airlines is one of them.
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