This is great! It's usually more expensive to have a non ASCII leter in your surname, as you have to register two domains.
And if we'll ever ditch punycode for real UTF-8, one will have to buy three for backwards conpatibility with punycode.
My national registry does not do administrative building - I have a domain with a (correctly) placed š, but some other guy has the š in his surname substituted with a s in the domain he owns (:
does CIRA actually register alternative domain representations or just reserve them and wait for you to pay?
And if we'll ever ditch punycode for real UTF-8, one will have to buy three for backwards conpatibility with punycode.
My national registry does not do administrative building - I have a domain with a (correctly) placed š, but some other guy has the š in his surname substituted with a s in the domain he owns (:
does CIRA actually register alternative domain representations or just reserve them and wait for you to pay?