UDRP You make the call - Toros.com

[jberryhill]

There used to be a feature in US advertisements shown during football games called "You make the call!" The advertiser would show a clip of some gameplay, and ask the audience to judge whether there had been a penalty. After a few commercials, they would come back and explain what happened.

This UDRP decision hasn't been published by WIPO yet.

Take a look at the Complainant, the domain name and the Respondent, and see what you can figure out about this dispute, and its outcome, before the decision is published next week.

Now... YOU make the call!

Do some research and see what you come up with on both sides of this one. Bonus points will be awarded for finding key facts.

 

[jberryhill]

https://domainnamewire.com/2024/03/...main-name-hijacking-case-on-behalf-of-client/

WIPO panelist files reverse domain name hijacking case on behalf of client​

 

[MariaEl]

Congratulations, Mr @jberryhill , and thank you very much for enriching our knowledge.

I'm late for contributing, but anyway I would like to emphasize that in Spanish "Toros" not only means "bulls", as it's been correctly mentioned, but it's also the popular, short term to name the bullfighting activity and events themselves. Spaniards say "ir a los toros", (literally, "go to the bulls") to mean "ir a (ver, presenciar) las corridas de toros"(bullfighting events).

For example:

 

[bmugford]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1767235977620127931

 

[DomainNature]

Viva las Toros, amigos!

 

[Sam1234]

Thanks AI, all lawyers will hopefully be replaced by AI shortly.
These things will be decided automatically.

AI is only as impartial as the people who create it, and those same people can change it on a whim to say whatever they want.