Introducing myself

[studio92]

Hi all,

I'm new here, and glad to be here!
Thanks to Dave Wrixon 
My first question : is't true than IDN sytem supports blank space inside the domain name?
I mean, instead of "xxx-yyy.com", could you register "xxx yyy.com"?
J-M

P.S. Well, I didn't see my logo first, it's quite horrible like this! How can I reduce it, plz?

[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by studio92

Hi all,

I'm new here, and glad to be here!
Thanks to Dave Wrixon
My first question : is't true than IDN sytem supports blank space inside the domain name?
I mean, instead of "xxx-yyy.com", could you register "xxx yyy.com"?
J-M

P.S. Well, I didn't see my logo first, it's quite horrible like this! How can I reduce it, plz?

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum!

There is no easy answer to this one unfortunately. The reason is that the space modifies the last character in some languages such as Arabic so a space is allowed. In other languages such as Chinese a space is not tolerated and the registrar will normally return an indication that domain has been taken, when infact it was never permissible.

Can't help you with the Logo, you'll need to see Olney.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

[gammascalper]

Hi studio92.

I got involved a couple of months ago, also thanks to Dave.

[studio92]

Originally Posted by Dwrixon

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum!

There is no easy answer to this one unfortunately. The reason is that the space modifies the last character in some languages such as Arabic so a space is allowed. In other languages such as Chinese a space is not tolerated and the registrar will normally return an indication that domain has been taken, when infact it was never permissible.

Can't help you with the Logo, you'll need to see Olney.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

Hi Dave,

Definitively blank spaces are not tolerated for french. The IDB registration system of Domainsite seems to accept them when ordering, but I got them all back as failed orders.

Jean-Marie

[Rubber Duck]

Yes in all Latin Alphabet Languages you will not be able register spaces.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon