From: JFC Morfin (jefsey@jefsey.com)
Date: Tue Jul 25 2006 - 17:44:19 CDT
At 16:17 25/07/2006, Doug Ewell wrote:
>And as soon as you get to <http://www.example.com/français> and
><http://www.example.com/español> you are faced with the question of
>spelling the language names "wrong," or spelling them right and
>crossing your fingers for IDN support. I think you'll find that
>most site designers in Michael's situation choose short codes.
This is not IDNs, but you raise an interesting point. This is why not
considering IDNs in RFC 3066 Bis was a mistake. You cannot spell a
word wrong if you enter it properly, but you may not be able to
document the transliteration you use. http://www.exemple.com/francais
should be better tagged than fr-latn-x-ascii. If you want to test
your browser ability to support IDNs, try http://jean-françois.jefsey.com .
jfc
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