4 ms·
This is nothing like that since its not a publicly-available domain (with ties to the govt. no less), but a private username. If I held a party at my house whe
by tolmasky 18y ago
This is nothing like that since its not a publicly-available domain (with ties to the govt. no less), but a private username.
If I held a party at my house where I gave out unique nametags, the Celtics wouldn't have the right over the one that said "celtics" on it.
- webwright 18y agoI guess I did mention the law, but that's not where I was going... But, yes, I know that Twitter has no legal obligation to any party. But if you agree that domain squatters should have to give up domain names to trademark holders, then the parallel holds.