David Hopwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In particular, there have been IDN proposals discussed in this WG that > do not support case preservation; Just-send-UTF-8 is one example.
Actually, just-send-UTF-8 supports case preservation just fine; it's send-nameprepped-UTF-8 that doesn't. If the sender already requires the receiver to support UTF-8, it might be reasonable to further require the receiver to do normalization and case-folding when comparing strings. The one exception is DNS queries, where for performance reasons you would want to do it at the requestor, but who cares if DNS queries don't preserve case (DNS responses still could). AMC
