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	<title>Comments on: Compliance with IDN Technical Requirements</title>
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		<title>By: kgettys</title>
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		<description>I always list (as a responsible domainer) the English translation with the IDN names I sell. For example, I have www.Bıd.com (English translation: www.xn--bd-hpa.com) and www.Hıs.com (English: xn--hs-hpa.com) on sale now at eBay. And I identify that these as IDNs in the auction tile, sub title, and again in the description (with even a link to &quot;about -ı letter by Wikipedia&quot;)!

Even still, I get emails from people that use and &quot;i&quot; instead of the IDN letter &quot;ı&quot; (no dot over the vertical bar) or cut and past the &quot;Bıd.com&quot; domain name into a Whois (which often drops the &quot;ı&quot; altogether and returns a Whois for DB.com or HS.com.

While I can understand why people would type in an &quot;i&quot; instead of an &quot;ı&quot; (if they speak only English and have only the English character language setup on their computer), I can&#039;t understand why the WHOIS providers won&#039;t install all the non-English character sets on their servers so their WHOIS works correctly for IDNs?? 

Next I am going to test the WHOIS link you have listed in the Tools section of this blog site!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I always list (as a responsible domainer) the English translation with the IDN names I sell. For example, I have <a href="http://www.Bıd.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.Bıd.com</a> (English translation: <a href="http://www.xn--bd-hpa.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.xn--bd-hpa.com</a>) and <a href="http://www.Hıs.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.Hıs.com</a> (English: xn--hs-hpa.com) on sale now at eBay. And I identify that these as IDNs in the auction tile, sub title, and again in the description (with even a link to &#8220;about -ı letter by Wikipedia&#8221;)!</p>
<p>Even still, I get emails from people that use and &#8220;i&#8221; instead of the IDN letter &#8220;ı&#8221; (no dot over the vertical bar) or cut and past the &#8220;Bıd.com&#8221; domain name into a Whois (which often drops the &#8220;ı&#8221; altogether and returns a Whois for DB.com or HS.com.</p>
<p>While I can understand why people would type in an &#8220;i&#8221; instead of an &#8220;ı&#8221; (if they speak only English and have only the English character language setup on their computer), I can&#8217;t understand why the WHOIS providers won&#8217;t install all the non-English character sets on their servers so their WHOIS works correctly for IDNs?? </p>
<p>Next I am going to test the WHOIS link you have listed in the Tools section of this blog site!</p>
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