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	Title		: Registration of Internationalized Domain Names: Overview and Method
	Author(s)	: J. Klensin
	Filename	: draft-klensin-reg-guidelines-02.txt
	Pages		: 21
	Date		: 2004-2-18
	
IETF has introduced standards-track mechanisms to enable the use of
   'internationalized, i.e., non-ASCII, names in the DNS and
   applications that use it.  This has led, in turn, to concerns that
   characters with similar meanings or appearance could cause user
   confusion and opportunities for deliberate deception and fraud.  Part
   of this problem can be addressed by limiting, on a per-zone (or
   per-registry) basis, the specific characters that can be used to be a
   subset of the list allowed by the standard and by creating
   'reservations' of labels that might create confusion with those that
   are permitted.  The model for doing this for languages that use
   characters that originated with Chinese has been extensively
   developed in another document.  This document discusses some of the
   issues in that design and relates them to considerations and
   mechanisms that might be appropriate for other languages and scripts,
   especially those involving alphabetic characters.

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