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Author Topic: Should we be concerned>? or is there safety in numbers.  (Read 452 times)
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johndaniels
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« on: March 12, 2008, 05:04:04 PM »

I have sent the letter to my state senator, as i'm sure you all have. In regard to the snowe bill; seems like big business against the little guy.... same ol same ol.

And that democrat from florida that supports it: he ain't no democrat. Hes a wolf in sheeps clothing. He has no business supporting this bill; unless these companies give him political contributions. Its worth checking out and exploiting.

I've had it up to here with politicians: sick of em. I think the point of this post is to make everyone does what they can to oppose this bill.
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« Reply #1 on: March 13, 2008, 05:10:48 PM »

I think much opposition is being done in regards to the Snowe Bill because it is vague. The language employed is atrocious.

It is designed and written to undermine the constitutional rights of all people who own domains. It’s a license for big companies to steal from smaller ones and individuals.

The internet is an even playing field and bigger companies now realize that a smaller company with a generic name or a specific name can be a competitor with fewer resources. The only way for them to neutralize the competition is to try to get a bill passed written in vague language that gives them the right to force you to hand over what would not be theirs otherwise.
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