Paul Hoffman wrote:
TLD registries ask which language a name is in; some then do some
filtering based on what characters they think are used by particular
languages. This is far from a science and fails miserably for most
European languages.
If it fails, then report it to secur...@mozilla.org as per the policy here :
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/tld-idn-policy-list.html
If the failure is confirmed and not solvable, then i18n should be
disable for that TLD.
If you feel your report gets wrongly ignored or that mozilla.org
acknowledges it but fails to take proper action to disable i18n for that
TLD, then feel free to report it on the mozilla.dev.security
newsgroup/mailing-list.
But don't complain that the current system doesn't work and that
mozilla.org does nothing about it, without precisely explaining how it
fails and without giving to mozilla.org an opportunity to correct the
problem.
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