Thaweesak Taekratok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you are trying to associate local characters or names with IP Address
Yes.
> so local people can access any website via those local names.
Domain names are used for things other than just web sites, like email
and telnet/ssh.
> Would this be sufficient as well? A remote bookmark.
People often put email addresses and URLs on printed material, or speak
them over the phone. People would like to be able to use non-ASCII
characters in these situations. I don't see how remote bookmarks will
help this case.
> In terms of economical feasibility, why should web developers like
> me have to buy two domain names, one in English and one in local
> characters when most of people in my country could not even effort to
> by one.
You don't have to do anything. Today, ASCII domain names are your only
option. Maybe soon you will have the option of using a non-ASCII domain
name instead of, or in addition to, an ASCII domain name. The existence
of the option won't require you to use it.
AMC
