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Originally posted by FightThisPatent
Yup, from one of the horse's mouth.
Without allowing someone with a .com to get their .xxx equivalent, it would be opening up a bigger pandora's box then exists today with trademark infringements.
Imagine if someone grabbed sex.xxx
You think gary at sex.com is going to just sit there and allow it? He'd probably end up suing the registrar, etc...
It's a nice "marketing" tactic, to allow the .com owner to get their .xxx equivalent.
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That is interesting to hear, yet does it mean that assuming I own just a small linklist let's say nakedpussy.com, will i be automatically offered the .xxx equivalent?
And I also wonder why the unfair advantage to .com owners.
Gary Kremen owns both sex.com and sex.net, but i can imagine them being in different hands...and both owners would certainly like to get sex.xxx ( who wouldn't )...
If sex.com owners gets sex.xxx by default, then simply sex.net owner could sue the registry etc...
BTW, I also fail to see the reasons behind .post, .mail, .asia, .mobi, .jobs etc
Who needs such extensions? Who needs new extensions at all
