IUW 2006 03 28
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[edit] Podcast
Here's a link to the podcast of today's meeting.
[edit] Photos
[edit] Participants
I'll be mentioning some documents on the policy development process update. I'll link them here: Bruce Tonkin's summary of policy issues involved in IDNs and TLDs, and, PDFs of Powerpoint presentations on President's Committee and Registrar Committee presentations on IDNs. --Bret Fausett 23:23, 27 Mar 2006 (EST)
- Dirk Krischenowski
- Jacqueline A. Morris
- John Praill
- Stephen Bell
- Tateishi Toshiaki
- Click edit and then insert your name here alphabetized by first name
[edit] Notes by BrandonCsSanders
Annette Welcomes everyone and introduces the panelists
Cary Karp, President & CEO, MUSEUM Domain Management Association (MuseDOMA) ~ Useful things to know before registering an IDN (powerpoint presentation)
- Pages and content have rich multilingual content
- Namespace is very impoverished in comparison
- Each persons computer is set up for a particular locale and associated language and doesn't naturally handle other languages that are some distance from each other
- An IDN that is fantastic in your locale might not be of any use to others who can't for example type it
- Fonts are a significant problem
- Character encoding systems mapping numbers to characters ... need unicode UTF-8
- Every TLD registry publishes a list of accepted characters but none allow them all
- Domain names are not in their Unicode format ... they are in ASCII
- The ASCII Compatible Encoding (ACE) transforms unicode into a sequence of ASCII characters
- Punycode is the defacto ACE, but it is not intended to be seen by users
- Prefixed by xn--
- The shortest possible Punycode label is 7
- You aren't actually registering the unicode identifier, but rather the punycode ASCII string
- We're going to have problems
- http://josefsson.org/idn.php idn convertor (Punycode to Unicode)
Li Guanghao, International Cooperation Special-ist, CCNIC ~ CNNIC's IDN Activities
- ... missed a bunch while taking photos and having trouble connecting to the ICANN wireless network
- DNAME vs NS Record
- What ougt we do
- More discussion
- Who should manage new TLDs?
- cctlds, then gtlds
- ... left to upload pictures and missed many notes (please see the podcast)
- The slides are available at the ICANN website.
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