>... which doesn't work for a bunch of people around the world =). One >alternative is to let people create what they think is a username using
Since when is it impossible for people to select a 7bit ascii username? Sure, it might not be one you like, but I never heard of any keyboard that disallows entering of 7bit ascii characters :-) Sure, it might be a nicer user experience if you can select a username with unicode characters in it, but I don't think this is a real problem - everyone using the internet will already have things like email addresses and stuff like that where he can't use unicode characters, too. This is not a new restriction introduced by Django, it's a very common restriction all over the internet protocols. So maybe we shouldn't try to solve the worlds problems all at once with Django, we still need stuff to do with 2.0 ;-) bye, Georg
