Soobok Lee wrote:
All Cyrillic label "HP" (.com) can be registered even in Russian
language pack.
Cyrillic "HP".COM in its uppercase form looks the same as all ASCII
"HP.COM".
Any Registration Process should filter out these "HP" like combinations..
I think this is unreasonable. The lower-case forms ("ÐÐ" vs "hp")
look quite differently, and browsers typically display domain
names in all-lower in the address bar.
The other question, of course, is whether two-letter domain names
should be allowed in the first place, but this is off-topic. If they
are allowed, you should not ban pairs of cyrillic or greek letters
just because they are homograph with a latin combination. Then,
the same would apply to Greek vs. Cyrillic.
Regards,
Martin
