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Very interesting decision. Respondents deserve more wins like that one.
P.S. The http://tinkerbell.com website is weird. Not sure what purpose it serves.
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Anyone notice the Tinkerbell.com decision?
Firstly, I completely understand why the majority of UDRP cases go to the complainent - most of these are blatant TM issues.
Did anyone catch the decision from a single panelist on the UDRP for Tinkerbell.com?
Tinkerbell.com
The respondent was even found to have registered the domain in bad faith but the complainent failed to prove the respondent was using the domain in bad faith.
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Very interesting decision. Respondents deserve more wins like that one.
P.S. The http://tinkerbell.com website is weird. Not sure what purpose it serves.
Peter Pan cries in shame
Haha, i love the site. Its what half the web looked like back in 1997.Originally Posted by trader
His site is for his wife. Great win there, beating the powerful Disney.
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Wow, that music had me at hello....Did you guys register too?
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