This is getting tiring.

One can currently search Google (or other search engines, and even AI chatbots) in all four Unicode-supported UCAS scripts.

Having ongoing conferences where people inside the ICANN bubble meet to convince themselves that they can make the world care about its re-invention of the Unicode wheel remains a massive (and increasingly futile) waste of resources, year after year.

The world has moved on. Please at least make an effort to catch up.

- Evan

On Wed, Feb 25, 2026 at 5:50 PM Glenn McKnight via NA-Discuss <na-discuss@icann.org> wrote:

Mark your calendar on Friday March 17th for Louis presentation

Louis will focus on the main phases that the ICANN Working Group went
through to update the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics (UCAS)
Repertoire and also the languages using the Latin script.

The Repertoire is a reference for First Nations - Inuit scripts &
languages in Canada & Québec. It would allow the use of one own language
in an address on Internet.

Details
Session Three: Update on Native Canadian Languages Scripts
Speaker: Louis Houle, ISOC Quebec
Time: 12 PM EST
https://tinyurl.com/3haypkjw
Glenn McKnight, MA
Virtual School of Internet Governance
Chief Information Officer
www.virtualsig.org
YOUR SOURCE FOR INTERNET GOVERNANCE EDUCATION
Mobile 437-237-4655

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