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The article sets a slight bias in favour of Kneen already. So, many people might sympathise with him more. But who knows what negotiation talks actually happene

by nnain 11y ago

The article sets a slight bias in favour of Kneen already. So, many people might sympathise with him more. But who knows what negotiation talks actually happened?! The tone, the mood.. The coming generations should have a better chance at finding domain names I feel. So I personally would side with the one trying to acquire the domain name for his/her registered company.

mattmanser 11y ago
Uh, no, it doesn't. Just because you happen to wish the world and the law worked differently doesn't make the article biased.
- nnain 11y ago
  I'm not wishing that the law works differently. I'm presenting an opinion. The court will decide based on the law. May the right one win.
  - uptodate 11y ago
    Just read the latest news on domainnamewire.com that the workbetter.com lawsuit has been dismissed.
darkstar999 11y ago
> But who knows what negotiation talks actually happened?! The tone, the mood.. That is irrelevant, though. We know they didn't come to an agreement, yet Office Space (that's their name, really) pursued the domain transfer anyway. That is fraudulent in my book.