Yeah, I get it, there is a much larger context here wrt. trademark laws, etc. Still from azer's point of view he is absolutely correct. He's being screwed over

Yeah, I get it, there is a much larger context here wrt. trademark laws, etc. Still from azer's point of view he is absolutely correct. He's being screwed over by business interests and receiving no protection from npm. Surely there are other solutions that resolve the legal requirement for kik to defend their trademark without requiring that particular repository name to be surrendered. So yeah, it's a bigger problem than just npm. All the more reason for azer to decide to leave npm. Obviously there is nothing in place to prevent this kind of abuse in the future so why continue to participate?