>> Implement IRIs if you want non-ASCII characters; the rules are much clearer > for these. > > I think most people would expect something which works with the current World > Wide Web rather than a rigorous implementation of a specific RFC. Implementing > RFCs is fine but it does not magically eliminate all problems, especially when > the RFCs themselves are not in sync with real-world usage. Why do you think implementing IRIs would not work with the current World Wide Web? IRIs are *made* for the current World Wide Web. Applications desiring to work in the current World Wide Web would then, of course, need to use the IRI library. Regards, Martin
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