On DNS, if you squat on someone else's trademark, ICANN will give it to its rightful owner. The only difference is cost and delay. That is to say, due process

On DNS, if you squat on someone else's trademark, ICANN will give it to its rightful owner. The only difference is cost and delay. That is to say, due process don't come cheap. On Twitter, the seizure happens instantly and no one pays legal fees. Within ICANN arbitration, it can get bloody.