However, the organization warns that the desires of trademark holders must not be used to squelch the small businesses and individuals that make up the vast majority of Internet communications.
Commerce is a small subset of Internet usage.
We must not harm free speech rights and give trademark holders far more rights on the Internet than they have in any other medium that currently exists. DNRC believes that trademark concerns should not shape the regulatory agenda for Internet governance. WIPO's record during the IAHC and later CORE discussions clearly shows that they are biased against non intellectual property holders such as domain name holders. DNRC would like to see a process which includes findings such as those of Professor Mueller which show that most domain name disputes are actually attempts at reverse hijacking. Domain name holders currently have little recourse but to give up their names and established Internet identities when faced with the challenge by and resources of a corporation.