Are you going to sue Wikipedia if they post your *unauthorized* biography?

Maybe.  If it's not factual information from public records and isn't
incredibly complimentary and uplifting, ha ha.

Will you demand that people seek a waiver before uttering your name in a public place?

Of course not.  Utter away.  There's a huge difference in those
two examples and neither is related to registering a person's name
as a domain for possibly nefarious use.


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