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We analyzed the results of the ORG Spanish IDN Launch. There were many duplicate pre-orders. The results below are for unique domain names. For example, many customers pre-ordered xn--espaol-zwa.org, but it only counts as one domain in our analysis.
Overall Success Rate: 19.39%
Of all the unique pre-order domains, we registered 19.39%. The other pre-order domains could not be registered for various reasons.
DOMAINS WITH MORE THAN ONE PRE-ORDER
We did a further analysis on the most popular domains, those with more than one pre-order.
FAIL: Another Registrar 10.00%
FAIL: Policy Error 4.38%
FAIL: Country Code 8.75%
FAIL: Legacy 65.00%
SUCCESS 11.88%
The domains that returned Policy, Country Code, or Legacy errors could not be registered at all. So of the domains that could be registered, we got about half and other registrars got the other half.
Actual Success Rate: 54.29%
DESCRIPTION OF ERRORS
A Policy Error is when the domain is not allowed by the central registry rules. For example, a lot of customers placed pre-orders for xn--ida.org, even though that is a one character IDN, and is not allowed by this central registry. Also, several pre-orders were for domains not in Spanish.
A Country Code failure is caused when the domain was already registered using another country code. There are several other European languages that also have accented characters, and many Spanish words were already registered using these alternative country codes.
A Legacy Failure is caused when the domain was already registered during the first ORG IDN launch in 2001. After this 2001 launch, the ORG central registry stopped allowing IDN registrations for a while to work out technical issues. But registrants were allowed to keep most domains that they had registered.
DOMAINS WITH ONLY ONE PRE-ORDER
We did not do a breakdown of the domains that only received one pre-order. But we suspect that the actual success rate for these domains, taking out the Policy, Country Code, and Legacy errors, would be even higher than 54%.
[This post has been edited by dynadot_staff on Mar 12, 2007 12:37pm.]