--- Charlie McCormack <charlie§mccormack.net.au> wrote: > Would that be walking shoes as in a covering for the > foot be that human or > otherwise, brake shoes, horseshoes or some other > shoe? From my understanding > there are over 20 different meanings for the word > shoe. > > If you went to shoes.com.au and did not find that it > was what you thought it > would be, would you still be unhappy with the > registrant for not displaying > the information *you* expected? Thats why there is a "reasonableness test". I have no problem if the site contains information relating to shoes. Lets take for example dwarfs.com.au which has miraculously changed its content since my last post. As the "website" consists of 1000s of pages eg http://www.dwarfs.com.au/walt-disney-hotel.htm http://www.dwarfs.com.au/indie-rock-bands.htm http://www.dwarfs.com.au/babies.htm http://www.dwarfs.com.au/real-estate-lease.htm etc etc You cannot say that the website contains predominantly information about or related to dwarfs in whatever context you wish to portray dwarfs as. a) the content on a monetised website must be related specifically and predominantly to the domain name; I think the word here is "WEBSITE" Wikipedia "A website (or web site, according to Associated Press guidelines) is a collection of web pages, typically common to a particular domain name or subdomain on the World Wide Web on the Internet." I don't care if you only have a single page or several pages containing predominantly information related to dwarfs. You can keep the domain and you are abiding by the policy. However you won't make much money out of it. But as it stands if you are using "fabulous" to monetise these domains then every page with non dwarf related content is diluting the information related to dwarfs and thus reducing your entitlement to the domain. So do the previously mentioned domains abide by policy. I think not DJ ___________________________________________________________ NEW Yahoo! Cars - sell your car and browse thousands of new and used cars online! http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/Received on Thu Sep 07 2006 - 05:16:16 UTC
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