Moin
Internationalized Domain Names are represented by local language characters, available in more than 350 languages, from Korean to Greek, Russian to Chinese "VeriSign" The domain names are sent with funny names (IDN) this may cause confusion in big companies for examples "Rob Blokzijl" http://www.oojjoo.com/nn/eisvogel.htm is this a multilingual IDN or a definition thing ? (seems to be a Percentage for commissions, discounts, rebates . .)
mfg Bernd c/o EUser@t-online.de
Dear Bernd,
The domain names are sent with funny names (IDN) this may cause confusion in big companies for examples "Rob Blokzijl" http://www.oojjoo.com/nn/eisvogel.htm is this a multilingual IDN or a definition thing ?
I'm not too sure I understand what you're trying to say here, but the picture to be found following the URL is "artwork". Your quote from the meetimng minutes may be misunderstood, since it's out of context here. The "funny characters" were not meant to characterize non-latin scripts or `dingbats', but instead the "real" domain names like "xn--fobar-xcvg". -Peter
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Peter Koch