Abstract :
For 30 years, Internet email addresses have used the format user@example.com, with the character set A-Z, 0-9, and -. Gradually mail has been extended to support bæ and löffel in most places, but not in addresses. Now Email Address Internationalization (EAI) work has added support for unicode in addresses, simplifying syntax simultaneously.
Keywords :
Internet; electronic mail; globalisation; EAI; Internet email address; address unicode; email address internationalization; Electronic mail; Encoding; Gobalization; Internet; Postal services; Protocols; Standards development; EAI; Email Address Internationalization; Internet/Web technologies; MIME; RFCs 6530-6533; RFCs 6854-6858; SMTP; UTF-8; email protocols; unicode;
