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Re: [OT] Re: Country codes: msg#00339text.unicode.devel
On Sun, 27 Apr 2003, Doug Ewell wrote: > Stefan Persson <alsjebegrijptwatikbedoel at yahoo dot se> wrote: > > And "ko" is used to represent "kr". Are there any other irregular top > > domain names? > > The "eurodns" site that Kevin referred to does show the standard "kr" as > the code for South Korea, not "ko". That sort of confusion between country and language codes is not uncommon, perhaps due to a small number that coincide, e.g., fr, de, es, etc. The Korean case is also complicated by the kp country code for North Korea. Thomas Chan tc31@xxxxxxxxxxx
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