Updated the copyright, trademark, or any intellectual property rights section

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 Any method name SHOULD avoid generic terms such as "mymethod" or "registry".
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-If there are copyright, trademark, or any intellectual property rights
-concerns, the addition and use MUST be authorized in writing by the intellectual
-property rights holder under a
-<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reasonable_and_non-discriminatory_licensing">F/RAND</a>
-license. Examples include DID Methods that use trademarked brand names,
-property names that utilize the titles of copyrighted works, and patented
-technology that would cause the use of the extension to require licensing a
-patent.
+        Any DID Method submission MUST not impose any copyright, trademark, or intellectual property rights concerns on the W3C, DID Method implementers, or users.  To that end, the following apply:<BR>
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+          <OL>
+          <LI>DID Method submitters affirm to the best of their knowledge that their submission will not infringe upon or otherwise violate the rights of any third party.</LI>
+          <LI>If there are any known copyright, trademark, or intellectual property rights concerns, the addition and use of a DID Method MUST be authorized in writing by the intellectual property rights holder under a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reasonable_and_non-discriminatory_licensing">F/RAND</a> license.</LI>
+          <LI>If a DID Method is subsequently alleged to violate any copyright, trademark, or intellectual property rights, those making the allegation SHALL provide a copy of their granted legal rights documentation or an order from a court or arbitral tribunal, in each case of competent jurisdiction.</LI>
+          <LI>Should legally valid and enforceable copyright, trademark, or intellectual property rights documentation be presented then, at the discretion of the rights holder, the subject DID Method SHALL be removed.</LI>
+          </OL>
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 Any addition MUST NOT create unreasonable legal, security, moral, or privacy