Babylonian Internet

There are more and more discussions of Cyrillic domains. Maybe I'm the only one, but I do not understand their meaning! Still heard what this leads to!

All together they built the Internet, spoke the same language, could go to all sites, send mail to anyone! There was more than one service to translate pages from obscure languages ​​into understandable ones. But we could still go to all these sites by typing clear characters. And now everyone will start speaking different languages!

The Tower of Babel was also built together. And then they began to speak in different languages ​​and what was the result ...?



I do not want the construction of the Internet to stop! I like it and I want to build it further! But, unfortunately, now you have to have fun to send a letter to a person whose mail is, say, in the Arabic domain. And in order not to give squatter to the managers of the secondary market of domains (as the representative of this profession called himself) to earn on my name (the name of the company, website), you will have to register a Cyrillic domain as well. And so that the letters sent to info@mysayt.rf (by the way, it is very inconvenient to switch the layout for entering the dog) are not lost, you will have to get yourself a pack of such email addresses.



And if

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you can still identify it as a postal address, then when a usual dog is replaced with a localized symbol, it will be fun in general!

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I remember the profound question “ Why? ” From the movie “What Men Talk About.”