Private right of action. If I want morbidus-rex.com, and I see a cybersquatter there, I can file a complaint. I pay $100. You also need to give appropriate to

Private right of action. If I want morbidus-rex.com, and I see a cybersquatter there, I can file a complaint. I pay $100. You also need to give appropriate tools to allow private enforcement. If I file a complaint, the cybersquatter is required to release documents showing corporate ownership all the way up the chain. Failure to do so results in automatic loss. Registrar arbitrates, with first $1000 in costs going to complainer, and remaining going to registrant. Typical case, I show that I'm an individual or similar entity, and it's done. If there is a complex corporate scheme to decipher, the party with the complex corporate scheme covers costs. And if you hold a thousand domains like jkhzxkljhdsjkl12jkl.com, I don't really care.