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Those participating in IDRU are the signatories to the application for an IDN gTLD Constituency, in the GNSO. These are the signatories. As you see, they contribute to a range of scripts that span the world.
(For the original Constituency application, look here.)
Policy: Distribution
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Policy: Coordination
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Would you like to use your language, to reach the Internet? IDRU enables Internet access in your native script. Then IDRU connects your society with the other script groups around the world.
Contact us at the link to the left. It is time for your people to have acces in their language. We look forward to talk to you.
IDRU makes international domain names (IDNs) available - today. That means you use your native language at both ends of the Internet address: IDN.IDN. To do that, IDRU enables international generic Top Level Domains (gTLDs), the part of the address after the dot - today.
And the domains are not limited to those based on country codes. IDRU enables all TLDs - today.
We are pleased indeed to tell you how to reach IDRU - using TLDs in native scripts! Here is idru.org - in four native scripts. These are live gTLDs, currently accessible - today.
- Cyrillic - Bulgarian: достъп.бг
- Cyrillic - Russian: доступ.орг
- Hebrew: גישה.ארג
- Tamil: அய்டிஆர்யு.அமை
Want to reach the Internet in your native language? Go to "Add your script" above.