Re: [dnsext] Some thoughts on the updated aliasing draft

Suzanne Woolf <woolf@isc.org> Sun, 27 March 2011 22:46 UTC

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Subject: Re: [dnsext] Some thoughts on the updated aliasing draft
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On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 09:37:06PM +0000, Paul Vixie wrote:
> if we're allowed to produce second class names as our answer to the problem
> then this is news to me but it massively simplifies the work.  and we will
> have the burden of explaining to all of the IDN people that these "second
> class names" will have precisely zero value for the first few years and
> very little value for the first few decades.  and, making them believe us.

Well....I hope they will speak for themselves, but I think at this
point that what "the IDN people" want from the DNS people is some real
sense of what's possible, with roughly what tradeoffs. I think they
want any news we can give them, even if it's bad (and I'm not even
sure this is bad news).

We can go into this a little more (briefly) in the session Monday
afternoon-- Andrew and anyone else who was in the ICANN IDN meetings
in San Francisco can probably shed some light.


Suzanne