--On 2002-02-11 18.42 -0600 "Eric A. Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Adam M. Costello" wrote: > >> The reason IDNA does case-folding is to be consistent with the >> existing standard for domain names, which says they are >> case-insensitive. > > More specifically, the encoded representation of an uppercase i18n domain > name is different than the encoded representation of a lowercase i18n > domain name, so the only way that case-neutral matching of the encoding > sequence can work is if the i18n domain name is case-neutered before it is > encoded. Correct. Thanks Eric. What I should have said. paf
