In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Matthew Thomas wrote:
> Henri Sivonen wrote:
>>...
>> One of the non-markup issues that I noticed is the use of ", ``, ''
>> and ' instead of the proper Unicode quotes. Does anyone object
>> replacing the quotes with Unicode quotes encoded as (decimal) numeric
>> references?
>>...
>
> I'd use <q> for quotes. That's what the element is there for, after all.
>
> (Q doesn't work in 4.x, but in most cases you don't miss much. If you're
> in source code or something where the quotes are important, you probably
> shouldn't be trying to use curly entities in the first place.)
>
Is <q> intended for all places where you'd use quotation marks, or is it
only for inline *quotations*? I think the Unicode quotes would be more
appropriate than <q> for markup inside, say, a <code> element.
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Chris Hoess
