From: linuxa linux (linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk)
Date: Tue Nov 11 2008 - 03:09:36 CST
Further to what I wrote yesterday, "the 2 IDN algorithms: ToASCII and ToUnicode perhaps would need tweaks hence ToASCII2 and ToUnicode2 with perhaps ASCII registrations needing also an ACE sort prefix, say yn-- similar to xn-- that are put for IDN. This development could then allow MDN (Multilingual Domain Names) that would help the users that are multilingual / would like multilingual text at domain name platform."
You can have for MDN another ACE sort prefix, say zn-- to distinguish them from IDN and ASCII registrations.
Regards
Meeku
--- On Mon, 10/11/08, linuxa linux <linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> From: linuxa linux <linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk>
> Subject: RE: Punycode at ASCII for IDN & MDN via Y2K Project Management
> To: ietf@ietf.org, unicode@unicode.org
> Cc: "Ruszlan Gaszanov" <ruszlan@ather.net>
> Date: Monday, 10 November, 2008, 11:15 PM
> --- On Sun, 9/11/08, Ruszlan Gaszanov
> <ruszlan@ather.net> wrote:
>
> > From: Ruszlan Gaszanov <ruszlan@ather.net>
> > Subject: RE: Punycode at ASCII for IDN & MDN via
> Y2K Project Management
> > To: linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk, ietf@ietf.org
> > Date: Sunday, 9 November, 2008, 10:21 PM
>
>
> > ......ASCII domain names *are* in fact
> > punycode domain names
> > by definition.
>
> That's the problem and the reason for Punycode2
> allowing ASCII registrations to be Punycoded via Punicode2.
>
> > As soon as you want to encode ASCII characters with
> > something else, you'll
> > need a new parallel DNS infrastructure and at this
> point a
> > new version of
> > DNS protocol that works.......
>
> You got this wrong because when you Punycode via Punycode2
> ASCII registrations you will have ASCII letters however they
> will be in machine code, same as IDN thus equal virtue and
> for ASCII registrations to be viewed they will be viewed
> similarly as IDN (Internationalized Domain Names /
> Internationalised Domain Names) and here also equal virtue.
>
>
> > .......But the bottom line is that there is no
> > way to develop a
> > "new punycode" encoding ASCII domain names
> with
> > something else then ASCII
> > and implement that on existing DNS infrastructure
> without
> > completely
> > breaking the Internet, period.
>
> Again you are putting something which I have not said for
> Punycode2. While you wait for learning curve developments,
> I suggest you use ASCII based letters for Punycode 2 however
> you machine code the ASCII registrations like you are doing
> with IDN.
>
> I am not a technical expert, however based on what I have
> gleaned can I suggest the 2 IDN algorithms: ToASCII and
> ToUnicode perhaps would need tweaks hence ToASCII2 and
> ToUnicode2 with perhaps ASCII registrations needing also an
> ACE sort prefix, say yn-- similar to xn-- that are put for
> IDN. This development could then allow MDN (Multilingual
> Domain Names) that would help the users that are
> multilingual / would like multilingual text at domain name
> platform.
>
> I hope this signals to you the urgency that is required for
> implementing.
>
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> Meeku
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