Auch, for another perspective on this read here:
MBH at TheDomains.com has a post about the Minds + Machines findings. He suggests that it is worth expanding:

• the perspective in to ccTLDs that have launched as open as well, like .me
• does not take into consideration the legal fees around preparation of a UDRP
• could incorporate how many cease and desist letters are sent by tm holders resulting in a transfer prior to UDRP
• the number of court cases filed by tm holders or those costs

It also seems reasonable to perhaps quantify

• the many, many areas where a possible dispute was resolved by friendly (as opposed to visceral) first contact.
• A higher level of ethical conduct being illustrated by ‘domainers’ (ie the Internet Commerce Association Code of Conduct) reducing the number of claims
• The impacts of Yahoo or Google blacklisting infringing names reducing the attraction of infringing registrations

With the exception of including ‘open’ ccTLDs, (we will look into this), many of the data points are worth considering but are not necessarily quantifiable.

Constantine
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@ Troung – Lügner ist ein starkes label, Vielleicht präsentieren “die Wahrheit über einen filter”.

Jemand hat eine Menge Zeit zu gehen durch alle Informationen, Sicher. Sieht aus wie die Menschen, die die Studie haben Pro-neue TLD, Obwohl