Chois - You bring up some very good things. Some that we can fix and maybe some that I can not. So let me address a few of them.
Parked accepts traffic from every country in the world today. But Yahoo only accepts traffic for about 62 countries. In your case, Yahoo supports traffic from Korea, but not on their domain parking platform. I'm not 100% sure why, but handle it the same was as China right now, if you go directly to Yahoo they have results, but they aren't passed it to us. But whenever Yahoo doesn't support something our secondary providers still do.
To us whether you are using computer.com or computer.in if you are in the US, you should get the same results on both domains, but if you are in India you shold get results from India. Yesterday we had clicks from 221 different countries and one domain had clicks from 217 of those. In that domains case, every country can potentially have a different landing page for each country.
We can definitely provide you with international advertisers. The keywords that are put on a domain are purely based on where you are located and not the domain.
The problem with IDN's is that we used to allow them and then we were asked to turn them off. Most advertisers were confused on what they were seeing because they were getting clicks from xn--asdasdlkjlkjasuuu.com and they were freaking out. I will bring this up again with Yahoo and one of our other providers and see if they have any problems with us turning it back on again. No promises on this one though.
As far as the edit page goes. I'll need to look into that. That may actually be a ajax issue. Because all of the db structures support utf8.
We did just add support for 13 countries on Wednesday, those are: India, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, Mexico, Columbia, Venezuela, Peru, Chile and Argentina.
So I'll see what I can do about the other issues.
Donny



I see Japanese localized advertisers in my friend's landing page at Parked.com. If I use Japanese proxy, I see it but without proxy, I see default(English) advertisers.



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