It just occurred to me that once people can put Unicode characters into domain names, they'll also want to put them before the @-sign in email addresses. How is that going to work? I'm not sure it makes sense to try to allow Unicode characters in domain names without simultaneously thinking about how to allow them in the other parts of email addresses and URIs. Are there other name/address-like things that need to be considered as well? AMC
- Re: [idn] internationalized email addresses Adam M. Costello
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- Re: [idn] internationalized email addresses William Morris
- RE: [idn] internationalized email addresses Jonathan Rosenne
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- Re: [idn] internationalized email addresse... Adam M. Costello
- Re: [idn] internationalized email addr... Paul Hoffman / IMC
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- Re: [idn] internationalized e... John C Klensin
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