On 2010-11-26, at 11:53, Tony Finch wrote:

> Some implementers may have understood the above phrase "will be
> alphabetic" to be a protocol restriction. This is incorrect. It is in fact
> a description of the TLD allocation policy at that time.

What's your basis for this assertion?

We (authors of draft-liman-tld-names) I think are pretty comfortable asserting 
that some implementors may have understood the phrase [...] to be a protocol 
restriction. That seems fairly easy to support, and perhaps the text in 1123 
itself is a sufficient existence proof.

I don't know how to defend an assertion in absolute terms that this 
understanding is categorically wrong. How would you do it?


Joe

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