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==String Confusion Objection==

==String Confusion Objection==

[[Verisign]] brought a [[String Confusion Objection]] against M-Net's application for .mnet, arguing that if M-Net were to change its business model in the future, it could cause confusion between .mnet and .net. Panelist Bruce Belding noted that .mnet would be targeted at consumers in South Africa, and that South African internet users are unlikely to be confused by the coexistence of the two domain names; therefore he ruled against [[Verisign]]'s objection.<ref>[http://domainnamewire.com/2013/12/10/verisign-loses-new-tld-objection-against-brand-applicant-m-net/ Verisign loses new TLD objection against brand applicant] Domainnamewire, retrieved 3rd December 2014.</ref>

[[Verisign]] brought a [[String Confusion Objection]] against M-Net's application for .mnet, arguing that if M-Net were to change its business model in the future, it could cause confusion between .mnet and .net. Panelist Bruce Belding noted that .mnet would be targeted at consumers in South Africa, and that South African Internet users are unlikely to be confused by the coexistence of the two domain names; therefore he ruled against [[Verisign]]'s objection.<ref>[http://domainnamewire.com/2013/12/10/verisign-loses-new-tld-objection-against-brand-applicant-m-net/ Verisign loses new TLD objection against brand applicant] Domainnamewire, retrieved 3rd December 2014.</ref>