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Chris Ambler explains: Why I'm Bitter
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Your logic, if reduced to fundamentals, says that your choice supersedes IOD's. Why should that be? Why should they not be allowed to suceed or fail based on their own efforts and own money?
As for the cry's of trademark holders - they are perfectly capable of going to Congress and asking for legislation that says "a name in another TLD does not weaken a mark."
Trademark law is being used to block innovation - that is very, very wrong.
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