Reverse Domain Name Hijacking trophy.
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Reverse Domain Name Hijacking: (acronym) A lengthier way to write “RDNH”.
The ultimate trophy for a Respondent in a UDRP, where the Complainant’s attempts to take control of the domain are annihilated.
Often linked to premium domain name cases, a finding of reverse domain name hijacking is the result of bad research, by inexperienced lawyers from Brazil, bearing the last name “Chaves.”
Nowadays, the cases of reverse domain name hijacking are treated with the equivalent of public crucifixion: they are published at the Domain King’s HallOfShame.com repository of UDRP decisions.
Example: “I cannot believe what that stupid lawyer in the SaveMe.com case thought he was doing. Even the Brazilian panelist gave the case a RDNH finding!”
