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Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed
From: Brandon Butterworth <brandon () rd bbc co uk>
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 12:33:51 +0100 (BST)
Unfortunately, the problem is inherent in human writing systems. Consider rnicrosoft.com and paypaI.com.
And people are no better than muppets in ensuring they don't screw themselves up
The good news is that fairly simple homograph rules can be applied
Rules aren't safe, it involves humans. I presume that if a Chinese bank were to register their name then the similar .com would be blocked for them (just as the Chinese paypal alike would be blocked). What if the .com is a blogger, would the Chinese bank accept being blocked, would they exert pressure to have theirs anyway or would the blogger be fair game for lawyers/ICANN managed domain hijacking? "If it's too hard people won't understand it" brandon
Current thread:
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed, (continued)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Neil Harris (Jul 19)
- Re: lo0kal1ke domains, Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed John Levine (Jul 19)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Iljitsch van Beijnum (Jul 18)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Neil Harris (Jul 18)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Brad Knowles (Jul 18)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Valdis . Kletnieks (Jul 18)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Randy Bush (Jul 19)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Brad Knowles (Jul 19)
- Re: Non-English Domain Names Likely Delayed Joe Abley (Jul 18)