100+ Attacks - And Gideon Gallbladder Still Wants to Know:
What Do They Want To Make Them Stop?!? 
Or a few answers will do...
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Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude
Interesting, because a site owned by the same Aaron Jacques (whom owned and registered jacquesweb.com) was ordered forfeited by an Arbitration Panel in 2007, since Mr Jacques was using the Barbie children's toy trademark to redirect people to porn sites:
Complete text here: http://www.adrforum.com/domains/decisions/1024381.htm
To summarize, Gideon...er, Mr Jacques' defense (the owner of jacquesweb.com) was that "(Mattel?s) United States trademark registrations are irrelevant because Respondent is a Canadian resident. Respondent further argues that the BARBIE mark is generic."
Typical Gallbladder style to believe he can arbitrarily pick and choose to suit his greedy needs about which laws to follow, and the attitude that he can decide that other people's trademarks and intellectual property are generic and use them to profit from however he wishes.
The arbitration panel ruled against Aaron Jacques and stripped him of his domain since they felt that he acted in bad faith and abused the popular children's toy brand trademark to drive traffic to porn sites.
Great corporate citizen.
I can see why companies like Akira Systems would want to be disassociated with such a lowlife, if it turns out to indeed be the same person.
Gideon still hasn't quite given us a straight answer about that either...well, at least he is finally getting the attention from the industry that he has so desperately craved for years.
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If I were a GFY Mod, and GG = Aaron Jacques, I would pin this to Mr. Fair Use's (GideonGallery's) sig:
The (National Arbitration Forum) Panel finds that Respondent?s (Aaron Jacque's) use of Complainant?s BARBIE mark to divert Internet users to an adult-oriented website does not constitute a bona fide offering of goods or services under Policy ¶ 4(c)(i), nor a legitimate noncommercial or FAIR USE under Policy ¶ 4(c)(iii).
Yup, Gideon sure is a real expert on Fair Use. 
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