 The dissenting panelist, David E. Sorkin, argued that the domain name was not used in bad faith, and that this dispute was not one to be resolved under the UDRP or by the NAF.A contemporaneous case was one concerning Gary Cohn and the domain names jerryfalwell.com and jerryfallwell.com.Falwell sued Cohn for "reverse domain name hijacking", but the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, Switzerland did not accept the case since Falwell did not have a trademark on his own name.