Editing Internationalized domain name (section)

==Top-level domains accepting IDN registration==
Many top-level domains have started to accept internationalized domain name registrations at the second or lower levels. Afilias (.INFO) offered the first gTLD IDN second-level registrations in 2004 in the German language.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.iana.org/domains/idn-tables/tables/info_de_1.0.html|title=.INFO German Character Table|website=www.iana.org|access-date=2017-04-11}}</ref>

DotAsia, the registrar for the TLD [[.asia|Asia]], conducted a 70-day [[sunrise period]] starting May 11, 2011 for second-level domain registrations in the [[CJK characters|Chinese, Japanese and Korean scripts]].<ref name="Dot-Asia releases IDN dates">[http://www.managingip.com/Article/2807532/Search/Dot-Asia-releases-IDN-dates.html?Keywords=IDN&OrderType=1&PeriodType=0&StartMonth=1&StartYear=1999&EndMonth=7&EndYear=2011&ScopeIndex=0&PartialFields=(CATEGORY_850_IDS%3a11520).(CATEGORYIDS%3a11399)&Brand=InternetIP Dot-Asia releases IDN dates], Managing Internet IP, April 14, 2011.</ref>