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		Introduction The Chinese Domain Name Consortium (CDNC) has taken a very keen interest in the IDN, in particular, the uses of chinese script in the domain names.
		CDNC are formed by the regional registries (CNNIC, TWNIC, HKNIC and MONIC) and have experimented doing Chinese Domain Names System for many months.
		While Chinese have a handful (usually 2 to 3) representation forms for a single IDN, other languages may have much more complicated representations which may not be suitable to use this approach.
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		Domain names are used widely by Internet users to locate resources on the Internet in a format that is easy to remember and understand.
		Using domain names in a language that is different from the users' native language defeats the main objective of having the domain name in characters rather than just numbers.
		Multilingual domain names were first developed in Asia-Pacific countries in 1998 [1,2,8,9], which led later to the creation of a number of non-for profit organizations to supervise and pursue the deployment of multilingual domain names.
	www.wgig.org /docs/CommentAlzoman.doc (1323 words)

	DOMAINBANK PARTICIPATES IN NEW TOP LEVEL DOMAIN NAME CONSORTIUM
		Domain Bank, Inc., www.Domainbank.com, a Bethlehem Pennsylvania-based ICANN accredited Domain registrar announced today that it will participate as a founding member in an international consortium consisting of nineteen of the world’s leading domain name registrars to propose a new top level domain (TLD) to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
		The consortium, named Afilias, www.afilias.org, combines a powerful alliance of the world's leading registrar companies, and believes it has the industry experience to effectively administer a new worldwide registry.
		Domain bank, Inc is an ICANN accredited, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania based domain name registrar and was founded in 1997 for the purpose of facilitating registrations in Top Level domains.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2000/10/prweb18737.php (499 words)

	Re: [idn] Chinese Domain Name Consortium (CDNC) Declaration
		Again, this raises especially difficult problems for Chinese names, but there are problems of one sort or another with most languages.
		The solutions for those user-visible name problems, as we discussed in Minneapolis, lie in non-DNS mechanisms, protocols, and database, not in the DNS or the IDN WG's effort to fit some extra characters into the DNS.
		This suggests some actions you might consider: (i) Your colleagues argued quite persuasively in Minneapolis that the difficulties imposed by the IDN WG approach on Chinese-Language Domain names would cause serious consumer confusion and disruption and could be expected to provide an unreasonably good opportunity for fraudulent behavior.
	www.imc.org /idn/mail-archive/msg05599.html (1031 words)

	Re: [idn] Re: Chinese Domain Name Consortium (CDNC) Declaration
		In addition, the Unicode Technical Consortium have send the following recommendation to the working group on TC/SC http://www.imc.org/idn/mail-archive/msg04005.html Nevertheless, the "Chinese language" problem is one which we cannot deny, altho it may not be as serious as others is painting it.
		Instead, we need a more complex naming system, one that John have already explained in his mail, for all language problems: http://www.imc.org/idn/mail-archive/msg05615.html It is always easier to point out problems then to provide solution.
		In our statics, there are 2,311 Chinese domain name choose TC U+81FA and 3,938 choose SC U+53F0In A Complete Set of Simplified Chinese Characters, there are well defined more then 2,000 set of TC and SC which are frequently used in Chinese daily live.
	psg.com /lists/idn/idn.2002/msg00303.html (1081 words)

	ICANN \| Report of the Internationalized Domain Names Internal Working Group of the ICANN Board of Directors
		Several respondents noted that the domain name system was never intended to serve as a "directory service" which could consistently find the appropriate result to a natural language query.
		They see domain names simply as identifiers, and the IDN exercise as aimed at adding support for a wider range of scripts to be used as identifiers in the DNS.
		Domain names are limited to 255 octets, with no more than 63 octets per segment (i.e., between periods).
	www.icann.org /committees/idn/final-report-28aug01.htm (8045 words)

	robertshaw.info
		Some languages, like Chinese, have more than one script: for example, traditional Chinese (TC), which is used in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and simplified Chinese (SC), which is generally used in mainland China (although the Chinese also use the traditional script in some cases).
		Most Chinese can recognize the origin of the simplified script as it orginates in the traditional more cursive characters.
		It is argued by some that there should be an equivalence between Chinese domain names whether in traditional or simplified scripts and therefore they should resolve to the same entity.
	radio.weblogs.com /0108486/2002/06/06.html (340 words)

	SWITCH - News - News Archive
		Domain names with accents and umlauts such as in "müller.ch" or "françois.ch" could soon become a reality in Switzerland too.
		Although domain names have been able to be reserved in over 90 different national languages for over a year now, they cannot, however, be used.
		Numerous consortiums, standardisation bodies, interest unions and private companies are working to increase the number of permitted characters and have prepared solutions to show the most varied alphabets on ASCII.
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	DNSO Archives: [nc-idn]
		It means that to effectively register a name (i.e., get all of the predicable variants pointing to the same place) of 10 glyphs one have to pay 1024 times for such a domain name.
		It means that to effectively register a name of 10 code points and protect it in Latin and Cyrillic scripts one have to pay 1024 times more than in "LDH".
		I am wondering why DNS registries that offer Chinese character > > domain names could not simply ensure that any domain name registration in > > traditional Chinese characters is matched with an equivalent registration in > > simplified Chinese characters (and vice versa).
	www.dnso.org /clubpublic/nc-idn/Arc00/msg00060.html (899 words)

	Re: [idn] Chinese Domain Name Consortium (CDNC) Declaration
		For example, LDH naming constraints are also built into the DNS instead of registration policies which might vary from registry to registry.
		A hybrid approach combining both IDN protocol and registration policy is indeed an effective approach for the Chinese domain name problem.
		Consistent resolution of domain names is thus hard to maintain among the registries unless character variant equivalence matching is part of the IDN protocol.
	www.imc.org /idn/mail-archive/msg05843.html (870 words)

	Domain Name - All About All findings
		Such domain names could contain letters with diacritics, as required by many European languages, or characters from non-Latin scripts such as Arabic or Chinese.
		In the domain name system on the Internet there is a need for databases to be kept of which domain name maps to which IP address.
		A registry has two main tasks: giving out domain names under their top level domain to those who ask for them; and making the database of domain name registrations available to the world at large.
	www.allaboutall.info /search/Domain%20Name (717 words)

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		If a domain name is represented in Japanese, my friend in Europe can not read it as a proper string of characters.
		It is necessary to have a clear standard for multilingual domain names.
		CDNC (Chinese Domain Name Consortium, cdnc.org) focuses on Chinese; JDNA (Japan Domain Names Consortium, jdna.jp/index-e.html) covers Japanese; INFITT (The International Forum for Information Technology in Tamil, infitt.org) was founded for Tamil; and AINC has launched for the Arabic language (Arabic Internet Names Consortium, ArabicDomainName.org.
	www.usinternetcouncil.org /pressreleases/multilingual.htm (471 words)

	CNN.com - Technology - Hong Kong's domain name game - April 11, 2000
		The open policy for.com,.org, and other top-level domains assigned in the U.S. has led to legal disputes over cybersquatting and helped to cause a shortage of names under those domains, he said.
		The government's 15-member task force, representing a wide spectrum of the community, will consider whether a more representative body should assign domain names, as well as how to deal with speculation and how rules should be set in the future.
		"The whole purpose of this was that we wouldn't have the domain name crunch we have in the U.S.," Sweeney said.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/TECH/computing/04/11/hk.domain.idg (789 words)

	ITU Strategy and Policy Unit Newslog - Thursday, 06 June 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The thrust of the working group's hotly debated approach is to maintain an underlying ASCII representation, based on using "Punycode": an encoding technique that uniquely and reversibly transforms Unicode (an encoding of the world's language scripts) into ASCII strings.
		For an overview on why this particular approach was taken and how it works, see the ITU's briefing paper from its December 2001 joint seminar with WIPO on multilingual domain names.
		The ITU and WIPO, in cooperation with MINC held a symposium in Geneva in December 2001 on the topic of internationalized domain names.
	www.itu.int /osg/spu/newslog/default,date,2002-06-06.aspx (2499 words)

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	Part 3 : Going global: International Development Research Centre
		The consortium aims to promote the multilingualisation of Internet names, including Internet domain names and keywords, the internationalisation of Internet names standards and protocols, technical coordination, and liaison with international bodies.
		The work of the consortium will complement and support that of other groups working towards similar objectives.
		The Multilingual Internet Names Consortium, which is headquartered at the National University of Singapore, will keep Tan and his colleagues working at the same hectic pace which led to its founding.
	www.idrc.ca /en/ev-9773-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html (238 words)

	On-line Chinese Tools
		From the novice Chinese language student to the advanced programmer, I hope there is something here for everyone.
		Rather than being a Chinese language course, it provides tools to people who are already studying and using Chinese.
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	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		As co-Chairs of the Chinese Domain Name Consortium, we are very pleased to congratulate the great achievement you have made in the past years and to note that the development of the Internationalized Domain Names can be linked to many of your activities and efforts.
		The goal of the testbed is to contribute to the work of the Internationalized Domain Name (IDN) Working Group of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), which is currently working towards requirements for access to internationalized domain names and a standard based on those requirements.
		The current focus of the testbed is to advance resolution functionality for Internationalized Domain Names, keeping in step with the identification and creation of a standard.
	www.minc.org /oldminc/newsletter/news0108.txt (1193 words)

	[idn] Chinese Domain Name Consortium (CDNC) Declaration
		This technical flaw can't be compensated by registration policy; it'll prevent Chinese Domain Name from being used widely.
		Under the commercial and social pressure, IETF IDN WG issues Last Call hastily without presenting a proper Chinese Domain Name technical solution.
		IETF IDN WG does not solve Chinese Domain Name technical problem, but it is IETF IDN WG's responsibility to sincerely consider the consequences from adopting these drafts.
	www.imc.org /idn/mail-archive/msg05575.html (359 words)

	Re: [idn] Chinese Domain Name Consortium (CDNC) Declaration
		I mean that it is only the goal of the IDN working group to extend the range of characters valid for domain names.
		> > The purpose of IDN is to permit use of an increased range of > > characters in domain name, beyond the current limit of ASCII.
		When someone responds to an IETF working group Last Call with a claim that a specification is deficient, the clear and primary goal of that response is to delay the issuance of that specification.
	www.mail-archive.com /idn-data@psg.com/msg01262.html (816 words)

	DNSO Archives: [nc-idn]
		But, the architecture of IDN defined in above four documents does not solve the traditional and simplified Chinese character variant problem.
		All the future Internet applications based on Chinese Domain Name hierarchy will fail and ultimately Chinese Domain Name technology will result in failure.
		Under the current condition, if IETF approves these IDN drafts, registrars will open Chinese Domain Name registration without considering the requirement of Chinese Domain Name and Chinese Domain Name will fall into confusion.
	www.dnso.org /clubpublic/nc-idn/Arc00/msg00059.html (260 words)

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	AsiaInfo Services: CHINESE DOMAIN NAME CONSORTIUM ESTABLISHED@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The key target of the organization is to establish a united technical standard of Chinese domain names.
		Mao Wei, new secretary-general of the CDNC, said that the CDNC is a non-governmental organization.
		Now, it has realized the union of the technical standard of Chinese domain...
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