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Looking to register a couple of Turkish names but looks like capital 'i' is 'İ', different punycode as the capital is not a ASCII charcter.
Is there any point to use this character in registrations, or is it best to stick to all lower case? |
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Capitals are changed to lower case during string prep.
Or at least, they SHOULD be. |
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Not really, unless things have changed. İstanbul.com was parked at Sedo (briefly) and the İ was displayed as an i except with two dots at the top instead of one. You can no longer register the İ, at least anywhere I have tried recently.
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Hmmm.
It appears to be decomposed into a capital "I" and a "COMBINING DOT ABOVE" (unicode 0307 hex, 775 dec) during string prep and then the capital I is then changed to a small i. On the way back from punycode to unicode, the change in capitalisation doesn't take place, which makes this a prime phishing opportunity. |
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Found this which helps explain a bit the difficulties with the Turkish i: http://www.i18nguy.com/unicode/turkish-i18n.html
Explains why i've had trouble in the past getting variant errors. |
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Good find. Thanks for the URL.
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