ICANN has been sued by VeriSign, alleging that ICANN prevented new features from being added to the .com and .net registry.

How can forcing every failed domain request redirect to a site service, owned by VeriSign, spreading commercial services of VeriSign, be an innovation? What is wrong with the current system of a domain name not being display when it is typed incorrectly? Why would we want to be taken to a site if we mistype a domain name, or type a domain name which does not exist, and get confused that the site we are being redirect to is the actual site at that domain name address?

Let the Internet remain a medium of free speech, and a virtual land of commercial oppurtunities.