🚀 go-pugleaf

crosby@nordsieck.cs.colorado.edu (Matthew Crosby) writes:

>Lets examine the circumstances here:  Someone makes what appears to be
>a legitimate mistake.

>Option 1:  Sue them to hell and back.
>Result:  Your lawyers get lots of money.  You make the other people angry--
>prabably perminently.  Their lawyers get lots of money.  You probably will
>get your domain back, but only probably (there is very little case law here).

Matt, you ignorant slut. It was only suggested that a specialized attorney
be *consulted*. Who would better know what "little case law" there is and
further be able to illuminate the terrain upon which one is currently 
deployed...?
Filing a lawsuit would be, and always is, a last resort.

>Option 2:  Negotiate with them:

Which is probable what any competent attorney would have advised in this
situation. But how do you propose to negotiate from a position of ignorance?
Knowledge is power, and the more knowledge one has the better they can
negotiate..