Domain-Name Complaints Rise To a High Over Cybersquatting - Wall Street Journal

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Domain-Name Complaints Rise To a High Over &#39;Cybersquatting&#39;
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[SIZE=-1]WIPO, a United Nations agency, adjudicates disputes between domain-name owners and the people who actually own the rights in the nonvirtual world. ...[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]UN agency ousts record number of "cybersquatters" [SIZE=-1]Reuters[/SIZE][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]UN warns on rise of cybersquatting [SIZE=-1]Financial Times[/SIZE][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Cybersquatting at a Record High [SIZE=-1]Web Host Industry Review[/SIZE][/SIZE]
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hmmm. no one can be good at 2 things. They are good at running their company and we are good at regging names. hmmm. we are more responsible than they are. they tend to think they have all the power in the world. if we unintentionally regg dict names, they say we are cybersquatting!?
I remember i regged a 3-letter .mobi which is extremely generic and some idiot judge took it away.

There are fish in the river. everyone fishes. one man cannot just point to a fish and say "it's mine".