K Heitman & Co wrote: > So there are two kinds of licences - non-transferable, or > transferable under conditions. If you can find an example of a > licence which is transferable without reference to the issuing > authority, that would be a third type. who says it has to be without reference? All we are asking for is for the removal of the paperwork, there will still be an eligibility/approval process, and a warrant from the new registrant as to various auDA requirements. > assertion. The onus is on those wishing to legalise cybersquatting to Your continued implication that what we are discussing is legalising 'cybersquatting' means you either have no idea what this discussion about or are being purposely obtuse. Making transfers easier does not equate to legalising whatever you think cybersquatting is. Talking about being obsessed.... > Pardon me, I assumed if you knew you would have told your partner Vic Another arrogant assumption that Vic and I cannot somehow do things independantly. You people really seem to have major problems grasping the concept of living in a free country. Bennett.Received on Tue Sep 27 2005 - 08:17:24 UTC
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