Hello, Some notes for EAI reading call: 1) page 12 " for a variety of reasons, a UTF-8 local-part cannot be encoded as punycode or an A-label. " Some readers may still prefer punycode. Can we list some detail reasons for why not? 2) page 14, " that is, any legacy sender can send to an EAI recipient. " If an EAI recipient is an EAI address, legacy sender can not send the message to EAI recipient. so the sentence may be changed to " that is, any legacy sender can send to an EAI recipient if an EAI recipient uses an legacy address." We may refine this paragraph again. 3) page 15 " EAI mail systems can be similarly flexible. The rules for what characters are considered equivalent can differ even among languages written in the same script (e.g., Swedish upper and lower case differ from Turkish upper and lower case). The rules will certainly differ from one system to another, and may even have to differ from one mailbox to another depending on the language of the mailbox��s user. See the PRECIS documents for advice on normalizing incoming mail addresses using the various profiles. " I remebered that the normalization issues had been discussed in EAI WG. the suggestion is that we can not do the normalization to the local part of the email address. different normalization may produce different result for the local part, which may lead to different local part the owner may not recognize too. So only the email owner system may do some normalization to his own address, can not deal with other system produced EAI address. Best regards Jiankang Yao From: Don Hollander Date: 2018-04-11 06:12 To: Don Hollander; Mark Svancarek; John Levine; Dina Solveig Jalkanen; Abdalmonem Tharwat Galila; yaojk (yaojk@cnnic.cn); Dr Ajay Data; ua-eai@icann.org; Lars Steffen; Ram Mohan Subject: EAI Reading Call There��s been some question about the schedule for the rest of the Close Reading of the EAI document. Not everyone uses Outlook and the call times don��t always seem to translate correctly. So, Here��s the schedule as best I can figure out the time-zones. Date/Time UTCNew YorkSeattleWellingtonBeijingDelhiCairoFinlandGermany April 10 19:00 UTC15:0012:007:003:00 AM12:30AM21:0022:0021:00 April 11 02:00 UTC22:0019:0014:0010:007:30 AM4:00 AM4:00 AM5:00 AM April 11 19:00 UTC15:0012:007:003:00 AM12:30AM21:0022:0021:00 April 12 02:00 UTC22:0019:0014:0010:007:30 AM4:00 AM4:00 AM5:00 AM Thanks also for those who told me that Skype doesn��t work for them We��ll use a dial in service Dial in codes can be found https://mtginfo.pgi.com/globalcallmanagement.asp?bwebid=9820041&cid=da69e6bcd7e85a14d779fce84d4d&confid=da6ee6bfd7e65a11d77afcef4d4d82d34256&brandid=1[mtginfo.pgi.com] Access Code is 278 571 0613 Here are some present links: US tel://1-605-475-5619,*,,2785710613# NZ: tel://0800-440-096,*,,2785710613# HK tel://800-901-914,*,,2785710613# UK tel://0800-358-6387,*,,2785710613# DE tel://0800-588-9171,*,,2785710613# CN Tel://86-10-5667-0006,*,, 2785710613# IN tel://180030101589,*,,2785710613# A reminder that the link to the document is https://docs.google.com/document/d/14uH58SF6U9B2I6eRGN_ldsvESSuCbKKlSWc1OiLxOdg/edit[docs.google.com] My skype address remains don_hollander �C so if you can��t get in when you��re expect to, let me know. Don Don Hollander Secretary General �C UASG Skype: Don_Hollander