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Analysis of .info Sunrise Registrations
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Christopher,
I too have wondered why so many applicants saw their $50,000 disappear into the ICANN coffers and meekly walked away when their proposals did not meet ICANN's flawed IP scrutiny.
If it can be shown that ICANN's Sunrise policy was not the result of concensus - and therefore contrary to its policy-making rules - and if it can also be shown to be an unlawful policy - as was the advice of the Chief Counsel of the US Government's Small Business Administration - then I would think that a cause of action would not be too difficult to establish.
I will be happy to share some fairly extensive research into the subject with anyone with the gonads to want to pursue such an action (or is everyone forcing a smile and vainly hoping that ICANN will be dumb enough to release further gTLDs in the future?)
Jeff Davies
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