> That aside, the proposed workaround is unreasonable in languages where > a character without its accent is really different from a character > with its accent. presumably, in those languages, you would not register the different spellings of a label (with and without accents) - you would only register the correct spelling. a registry has an intersting policy question if it is faced with requests to register two labels in the same zone, which are in different languages, when there's a conflict according to the rules of one language but not the other. Keith
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- Re: [idn] UTC feedback Marc Blanchet
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- Re: [idn] UTC feedback RJ Atkinson
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