Martin Duerst <duerst@xxxxxx> wrote:
> So a registry registring Hebrew would want to make sure that e.g. a > kaf in the middle of a label is always U+05DB, but at the end of the > label is always U+05DA.
I don't see why, and you yourself immediately contradict that statement:
To be exact, I mention a possible contradiction for the first part of the example, but the second part of the example still holds.
> I'm not sure what should happen with labels that consist of more than > one word, whether simple concatenation would be acceptable (and a > final letter could help seeing the word boundary) or whether a hyphen > or other, similar character would be used to concatenate words.
Regardless of whether a hyphen-like character is used, the result is a label with a final character in the middle of the label.
AMC