It's not necessarily a matter of oppressing non-ASCII languages if it's a symmetric relation. So if "epic.com" is registered using ASCII, that precludes registe

It's not necessarily a matter of oppressing non-ASCII languages if it's a symmetric relation. So if "epic.com" is registered using ASCII, that precludes registering the cyrillic version, but if it's already registered in cyrillic, that precludes it being registered in ASCII. There is a starting advantage for ASCII because so many domains were registered from English speaking countries in the early years of the web. But non-ASCII using countries are just as vulnerable to this attack.