[UA-EAI] List of EAI Ready Software

[Martin J. Dürst]

Hello Don,

Just a very short comment. The documents says, among else:

Displays IDNs in Unicode, not Punycode
Allows use of Unicode in the local part

It may be somewhat obvious, but shouldn't it also say "displays the 
local part as Unicode (and not e.g. some kind of escaping).

On the other hand, there may be good reasons to not display all IDNs or 
local parts as Unicode, e.g. to avoid spoofing. Some browsers do that.

Regards,   Martin.

On 2016/06/08 19:01, Don Hollander wrote:
> Further to discussions last month, I’ve drafted a ROUGH document that outlines criteria for being deemed EAI ready and started a list of EAI ready software.
>
> A link to an editable version of the document is https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OVzd7QBZGV6bxBVG24Uul-Webkt3r-v815UXZXtWhjA/edit?usp=sharing  (PDF Attached)
>
> We have a project in our work plan to evaluate the most common email software and services to determine if they are EAI ready.
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> I would like something in ‘plain english’ to more easily evaluate whether the software or service is indeed compliant.   I would also like to have a Quick Guide to EAI so that mail software developers (and there are hundreds) can easily see what they need to do to become EAI ready.
>
> I would welcome your thoughts and comments.
>
> Don
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