I'm an unapologetic ASCII bigot, at least in this space. It isn't just
smartphones, it's been years since folks found unicode homographs (?), code
points off in the weeds that look similar to ASCII characters, and started
registering internationalized domain names (IDNs) for links to fool people
into going to malicious sites.

I have all due respect for i18n given that I'm an English-speaker and can't
read any other language, but getting i18n completely correct in complex user
interfaces seems to be at least a little tricky, and end user interaction
with email header data seems to be a tricky place.

If this problem has been adequately solved and I'm just an ignorant old
bigot, I'm hopeful that someone here will correct me.

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