Hi Doug,

>
> >  Why can't we simply label an IDN with the what language script it
is in.
>
> Be extremely careful with the words "language" and "script," and
especially
> with mixing them in this way.
>

Thanks for pointing out the confusion.  Perhaps just the word "script"
is better.  To clarify what I mean, it is to label a Chinese domain
name as <idn>.<traditional> or <idn>.<simplified> (and not
<idn>.<chinese> as this serves no purpose) inorder to take out the
guess work for the CDN users.

Thanks
Ben







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