On Sun, 11 Mar 2018 03:49:39 +0100, Ajay Data <ajay@data.in> wrote:
In UASG workshop today, we had a detailed recap and discussion on UA + EAI issues.
I am sorry I could not be there. I am in Hangzhou, and the ccommute would be tricky.
1. Sender ID as xn--anything in local part.
If email server receives an email FROM xn--anything@validdomain , should email server at receiving end Do..
a. the conversion of xn--anything to UTF8 string. b. Leave it the way it was received i.e xn-anything
What Mark said. There is only one justifiable case for conversion, and it is very much an edge case. However, anyone who is giving out multiscript addresses should probably consider mapping the punycode conversion of an address to the same account, just like some providers will map chaals.nevile@ and chaals_nevile@
2. Is Mixing of scripts is allowed in mailbox local part While creating a mailbox like..
a. scripta@scriptbdomain - ajay <mailto:ajay@???????.????> @ਡਾਟਾਮੇਲ.ਭਾਰਤ
This seems reasonable to me. I have had chaals@яндекс.рф as a working address for some years, and I would be upset if you tried to take it away :)
b. scripta+scriptc@scriptbdomain ajayअजय@ਡਾਟਾਮੇਲ.ਭਾਰਤ <mailto:?????@???????.????>
This seems reasonable in general. It might be worth suggesting that mail providers look into mapping confusable script combinations - chaals and сhаа1s - and blocking the registration, or insist on a clear non-alphabetic divider character à la epoc(ерос) - even in the common legitimate case I see things like chaals(茶人生). As noted, there are few problems in most script combinations, but there are some combinations that have both potential confusability issues and legitimate uses like chaals-чаалз@ cheers Chaals -- Chaals: Charles (McCathie) Nevile find more at https://yandex.com Using Opera's long-abandoned mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ Is there really still nothing better?