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A net, in its primary meaning, comprises fibers woven in a grid-like structure, as in fishing nets, butterfly nets, cricket nets, or nets used in sporting goals in games such as soccer, basketball and ice hockey.
The adjectives reticulated and retiary both mean "net-like".
Most of the other meanings of the term are by analogy with the use above.
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WIPO Arbitration on Neo-Nazi Use of Domain Names - The neo-Nazi site was illegal under German law, free speech under US law. Though the ruling admits the site was non-commercial propaganda, and thus not trademark infringement under US law, WIPO nevertheless transferred the domain on trademark infringement grounds. News and discussion forum. [ICANNWatch]
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WIPO Decision: Federal Republic of Germany v. RJG Engineering Inc. - Text of decision transferring neo-Nazi sites bundesinneministerium.com, bundesinnenministerium.net, bundesinnenministerium.org and verfassungsschutz.org to the complainant for trademark infringement and bad faith, by panelist Henry Olsson.
