00:14:56	Joke Braeken:	This is the agenda
00:15:33	Al Sal:	thank you bart
00:31:29	Jaap Akkerhuis:	One thing I forgot to mention, I’m also member of ISO 3166 MA, the standard for country codes
00:34:29	Sarmad Hussain:	https://community.icann.org/x/GYCBCQ
00:38:38	Jiankang Yao:	Can share this slide?
00:38:48	Jiankang Yao:	ppt
00:40:42	Bart Boswinkel:	@Jiankang
00:41:17	Bart Boswinkel:	The presentation is available at the url shared by Sarmad above
00:41:30	Jiankang Yao:	thanks
00:41:50	ai-chin Lu:	https://community.icann.org/x/GYCBCQ
00:42:02	ai-chin Lu:	@jiankang yao
00:42:02	Mamun Or Rashid:	thanks
00:48:31	Dennis Tan:	@Alireza … like “auto” = “car”?
00:49:05	Al Sal:	yes dennis exactly and what happened if this wants to be TLD.
00:49:56	Dennis Tan:	So, for that specific example, those two strings are not variants per the RZ-LGR
00:50:25	Al Sal:	👍 thanks
00:50:50	Dennis Tan:	they are synonyms from a language standpoint. But not variants per LGR procedure. However, that definition of the same is script specific e.g. Latin
00:51:45	Dennis Tan:	RZ-LGR is an algorithm, so there are limits what the algorithm can do
00:54:02	Al Sal:	understand, there may be some cases in some counties that they have more than one official language that are written in the same scripts, and the name official name of the country may be different in these languges. are these names are variant of eachother?
00:55:50	Al Sal:	Hypothetically speaking, but here may be some cases specifically with regards to ccTLD.
00:56:04	Al Sal:	or will be in the future.
00:56:28	Bart Boswinkel:	DO you mean at the same level as auto and car?
00:57:06	Al Sal:	Yes, but the official name of the country
00:58:09	Al Sal:	for example some people call a name of the country auto and the other call is car, and both are valid within the jurisdiction of the country
00:59:01	Bart Boswinkel:	So why do you consider them variants?
00:59:25	Bart Boswinkel:	Because they refer to the same geographic entity?
01:00:30	Al Sal:	yes. because they have more than one official language for a script
01:01:24	Al Sal:	Script.
01:03:49	Al Sal:	yes, this needs to be addressed.
01:14:43	Dennis Tan:	Thank you all