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Welcome all to this training session

Warm Greetings from India. looking forwad for this session ! Preeti

Greetings from Jamaica!

Greetings from India :)

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Greetings from Jamaica. 🇯🇲

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Hello friends from around the world. So good to have you here

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A very warm welcome to All Caribbean Participants!!

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Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Puerto Rico and others

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http://www.icann.org/en/news/in-focus/accountability/expected-standarddoesn't seem to work for me

We will make sure this link is available in the reference course materials posted on the course wiki

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Hello all, please use that corrected link

thank you Mike

hello everybody from Armenia)

Green Greetings from🇮🇳!!

The course materials and all the links referenced here will be available on the course wiki available here: https://community.icann.org/display/NARALO/NARALO+Universal+Acceptance+Training

Hi Kapil, Nicole and Katarina VSIG folks

Hi Glenn, good to see you again :)

Hello Glenn Sir, pleasure meeting

Glad to be here

Thanks Glenn

Hello VSIG fellows, glad to meet you again

hi Shrutee, APSIG fellow

hi everyone Frank Anati from Ghana 🇬🇭, https://www.linkedin.com/frank-anati

hello Kapil Sir, thankyou for letting me know about this wonderful session

https://en.unesco.org/news/internationalized-domain-names-still-reach-full-potential

Warm welcome to all participants from North America and all over the world

Thank you @ Silvia Vivanco

Thank you @ Silvia Vivanco

Thank you

Interesting doc from Microsoft on the RFC

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/intl/handling-internationalized-domain-names--idns

Link to the RFC

http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3490.html

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Will we be able to access the recording after the session

I missed a section of the presentation and I would love to watch it again after

this is the first quiz right?

Great Shrutee.. gd 2 C U..

@Anthony yes this is the first quiz

@Vanessa yes we are recoding the session and will provide instructions on how to access the materials

Is the script Armenian?

it looks like thai

thanks

It is indeed Thai

A bad joke " its all Greek to me" :)

@Sarras thank you for providing us with the recording.

It is the ccTLD for Thailand

https://www.ficci-ilia.in/#:~:text=FICCI%2DILIA%20helps%20India's%20language,generation%20digital%20transformation%20of%20India.

FICCI - INDIAN LANGUAGE INTERNET ALLIANCE

Very interesting Kapil.

Is FICCI already talking with UASG ?

I’m pretty sure you are already in touch with Dr. Ajay Data.

will do

yes,

Yes Dr. Data has done some great work. I did a video interview with him a while back Need to find it

Https://uasg.tech

I had great discussion with Dr. data

https://youtu.be/fd5IUwhVxXg

during inSig 2018., New Delhi, similar session during ILIA webinar

yes Kapil I was at that session too

Here is the video I did with him in Montreal

https://youtu.be/CIE9CMn0zzE

yes sir, I still remember good time spent with you too..

Visit https://atlarge.icann.org to join the appropriate Regional At-Large Organization (RALO) for your country of origin. It is an excellent opportunity to learn about the Domain Name System and everything that it encompasses. RALOs represent their views in ICANN's bottom-up, consensus-based, multi-stakeholder policy development process. We can always benefit from new perspectives; So join a RALO and help improve the Internet.

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your domain or website, could be reachable in wider regions if you apply the knowledge here.

Also, unfortunately, addressing complaints about website content or otherwise abusive websites is outside of ICANN's scope and authority.

@Nicole could you please lower your hand unless you have another question

</QUESTION> Are there measures in place to address malicious use of domain names? </QUESTION>

Can domain names be more fortified so as to be protected from hackers?

question- what is emoji in domain names? can we use emoji in domain name?

would the domain names be able to be convertible?

( Question; We in India speak different languages, Do we need Global UA Framework to address multilingual isssues. how to address.

@Roxanne, there is work on the community to address secure use of IDNs - see the work on Root Zone Label Generation Rules: https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/root-zone-lgr-2015-06-21-en

YES IT DOES

I don't believe that the devs should be responsible for other people's behaviour, for instance there are multiple services available today that people use with malicious intent, for example, Telegram. Yes, there can be measures in place to prevent this but they are not the police and what they can do is alert the proper authorities when misuse is detected. What they should be responsible for is the security of the service.

Re. Emojis in domain names, please see https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/idn-emojis-domain-names-13feb19-en.pdf

thankyou @Sarmad

How do would stop fake name from use to miss lead you

@Sarmad Thanks for the info!

Thank you Sarmad

Here is the twitter handle for the Universal Acceptance Steering Group that Joe mentioned: @UASGTech

Punycode conversion: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3492

Thanks @Sarmad Hussain

ICANN Glossary of terms

https://www.icann.org/en/icann-acronyms-and-terms?nav-letter=a&page=1

Making UTF8 the default for DNS was heavily debated back then, but the wisdom of the time was, asmong other reasons: it would have confused the “installed base” of systems and software on the net; note there are no flag days that would support central changes and two decades ago there weren’t two dominant app stores and automated updates that would have supported (instant) upgrades of large numbers of systems in no time

Very good, Peter. Thank you

#comment, for clarity: The characters and numbers that form part of the ASCII table is in fact a subset of the Unicode table which is larger. Isn't it logical to replace the ASCII codes with Unicode and make Unicode the singular code for the DNS, rather than introduce Unicode as a layer that needed to be converted 'backward' into ASCII to result in a cumbersome system that resolved a) as ASCII + b) as punycode ASCII translated from Unicode ? (answered already. Question rephrased for clarity of record)

... are in fact .... (typo)

What is regex?

Regex = regular expression

@samad why a limit of 6-7 characters for regex?

@Sarmad (sorry)

Limiting a label to 6-7 characters is incorrect. Earlier Top-level domains were normally less than 7 characters (e.g. com = 3 characters) so these expressions were used.

But this is no longer true.

Six for .museum

Thank you. 6-7 charcter limit in regex implied the limits of the programmer's imagination in those times

Yes, an arbitrary limit; standard allows for up to 63.

Dennis said the list of TLDs in the root zone changes periodically. This link gives an authoritative list of TLDs currently active in the root zone: https://data.iana.org/TLD/tlds-alpha-by-domain.txt

it is no longer use, but not all code ever written is upgraded, some code of old may remain unattended and unchanged somewhere

thank you @ Daniel

Congratulations all!

thksssss

Thank you. It is an informative, well structured lecture.

Thank you Joe and Daniel

Thank you.

thank you

Thank you all

Thanks

Thank you

thank you. it was my first time with the concepts but I got major parts.

We need some music

Please use the Telegram channel if you are not there already

We’ll use that to collaborate and share info in the meantime

bye all

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bye

Thank you everyone, looking forward to learn more

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uasg.tech

Bye

thank you

Thank you all for your great participation~

Goodbye, enjoy the rest of your day

Thank you all

Thanks Dennis and Joe

THANK YOU

thank you all

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Bye. thanks

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