Parking emails: a simpler top, and details for internationalized names
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A simpler top. The emails between buyers and sellers (inquiries and their follow-ups, confirmation requests and limited time offers) no longer start with the site name as a large heading. A thin blue line marks the top, and the email opens with its own first sentence.
Internationalized names. When an email is about a domain name with accents or letters from another alphabet, the name now ends with an asterisk. A note at the end of the email lists the characters in the name, grouped by alphabet.
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