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Paul
Goldstone
DomainIt.com |
Goldstone said,
"Based on the history, facts, and
evidence we felt confident that the panel would rule in
our favor and we're very pleased with their decision.
While we were obviously interested in preserving our own
domain name, we were also concerned with the precedence
a negative decision in this case could have had for
other generic domain name holders. We were surprised
by the dispute to begin with, but we now hope to move
forward in the friendly-competitive relationship that
registrars generally have with each other. Such a
relationship is rare in many industries, but has become
a standard in the domain business and that's something
we wish to preserve."
The panel made the right
decision in this case and Goldstone deserves credit
for taking on the considerable expense of defending his
rights to the domain - rights that were very clearly
articulated by Goldstone's attorney John Berryhill.
Goldstone's company has been using Register.cc in the
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