▲ | Diti a day ago | |
What are “invalid names” in this context? Because, depending on the country the person was born in, a name can be literally anything, so I’m not sure what an invalid name looks like (unless you allow an `eval` of sorts). | ||
▲ | Muromec 18 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
The non-joke answer for Europe is extened Latin, dashes, spaces and apostrophe sign, separated into two (or three) distinct ordered fields. Just because it's written in a different script originally, doesn't mean it will printed only with that on your id in the country of residence or travel document issued at home. My name isn't written in Latin characters and it's fine. I know you can't even try to pronounce them, so I have it spelled out in above mentioned Latin script. | ||
▲ | dgoldstein0 19 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/327/ |