Hi there IDN'ners.
Not a IDN'r myself per se (that's Latin, duh.. but not IDN
)
I'm here looking for feedback on a new feature on the site I'm running for expiring domains which includes a dropping domain research tool. Domain lists are compiled from SnapNames, NameJet, etc. , including also, Godaddy auctions. IDN's are generally listed on these sites in their punycode format.
What I've done is converted them, for displaying, to their native characters. (I blogged about this re: the advantage of making it possible to search for non-ascii characters)
I've just added IDN translation on the domain's details page. That is, if the dropping domain is an IDN, the page will display the language the term is in, and try to find the correct translation using Google Translate. (I'm working on adding more translators, i.e.Babel Fish, Babylon)
Feedback on this, i.e usefulness/uselessness <- (ğạśṗ!) possible improvements appreciated. (You can post them here, or on the blog)
Thanks!
gopher
Not a IDN'r myself per se (that's Latin, duh.. but not IDN
I'm here looking for feedback on a new feature on the site I'm running for expiring domains which includes a dropping domain research tool. Domain lists are compiled from SnapNames, NameJet, etc. , including also, Godaddy auctions. IDN's are generally listed on these sites in their punycode format.
What I've done is converted them, for displaying, to their native characters. (I blogged about this re: the advantage of making it possible to search for non-ascii characters)
I've just added IDN translation on the domain's details page. That is, if the dropping domain is an IDN, the page will display the language the term is in, and try to find the correct translation using Google Translate. (I'm working on adding more translators, i.e.Babel Fish, Babylon)
Feedback on this, i.e usefulness/uselessness <- (ğạśṗ!) possible improvements appreciated. (You can post them here, or on the blog)
Thanks!
gopher
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