Subject: [idn] time to consider average han/hangul domains

From: "Soobok Lee" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2001 11:34:25 +0900

Now that we have many useful ACE alternatives to overcome
"15 han letters barrier",
it is time for us to consider the reducing length of ACE labels for
AVERAGE han/hangul domains.

As the next example shows,
LDUDE produces 15 chars ace labels for a 9-letter hangul domain.

9 letters Han/Hangeul domains are very common.

K2) Korean String 2:  ( 9 hangul syllables )
      <KRNIC in korean>
      U+D55C U+AD6D U+C778 U+D130 U+B137 U+C815 U+BCF4 U+C13C
      U+D130

      DUDE-02 : 7xvNz2vBy4tFtywIyssHz3uCzw8Bz76ItssN
                ( 36 chars )
      LDUDE   : 5syAB3BIJ7BB7NF
                ( 15 chars,  58.3% shorter )
      AMCW    : 7xxNFmpM52QjsGjzNaxJhwKj6Qjs
                ( 28 chars )
      LAMCW   : 5ssAsB3AIBwAB3PI
                ( 16 chars )
      MACE     : lasbbdhrok9gc9ni0lf7kg9sk9g
                ( 26 chars )

      ACE37    : still waiting for the source.