From: Philip Newton
On Tue, 25 Dec 2001 21:08:04 +0100, Michael Schierl wrote:
> obAscii:
>
> || \/ ||
> /\ (English quotes)
Not quite... those are ASCII quotes. English quotes are more like
66 \/ 99 or \\ \/ //
/\ /\
(The second form is how "smart" quotes look like in Courier New, as
well.)
> \/ //
> // /\ (German quotes)
And those could also be rendered as
\/ 66
99 /\
> \\ \/ //
> // /\ \\ (French quotes(?))
And there's also
// \/ \\
\\ /\ //
I'm not sure who uses << >> and who uses >> << style, but both are in
use.
From: Timofei Shatrov
<> and ,,blabla'' are used in Russia.