For meeting today
From: Mark Svancarek (CELA)
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2019 2:39 PM
To: ua-eai@icann.org
Subject: Homework for next meeting - Item #7
Sarmad and Pitinan will have the meeting notes and recording posted to our WG site soon, but I wanted to get my work items out to the team before I depart for Internet Governance Forum (IGF2019) tomorrow.
In our last meeting, we decided that we should work on #7 as a working group, rather than hiring someone else to do it. It will be fun! As a reminder, #7 reads:
“Review, update and develop technical best practices and standards for the security and usability of EAI (e.g. dealing with homographs, script mixing, variant characters, right-to-left scripts, etc.)”
But we have already decided that our WG will
just work on the portions needed by mail admins when creating local-parts (also called “mailbox names”).
To get ready for a quick start next meeting, please read or skim the following documents from the Developers site <
https://uasg.tech/information/developers/ >.
I am sorry that some are only available in English:
UASG 014 An introduction to EAI (Email Address Internationalization), and items for email software developers and email service providers to consider.
This document is short, please review the whole thing.
UASG 012 Email Address Internationalization (EAI): A Technical Overview.
In this document, I recommend reviewing:
“Mail Addresses” (page 10)
“Internationalized Domain Names” (pages 10-12)
“Recognizing EAI messages” (page 14)
“Technical Topics” (pages 15-16)
“Address Books” (page 16)
“MTAs and Incoming” (page 18)
“Backward Compatibility” (pages 24-28)
“Mail authentication and Spam filters” (pages 28-30)
UASG 007 An overview of the baseline concepts of Universal Acceptance and an introduction to advanced topics such as right-to-left scripts, the Bidi algorithm and Normalization.
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In this document, I recommend reviewing:
“Advanced Topics” (pages 25-30).
/marksv