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> They are language specific ...
I silently implied this point, approx. 99.9 % of all posts here are in English and the referenced W3C section motivates the use of <q> for language specific adaptation which is not really relevant here. I'd rather prefer better support for the already available PM-markup. <blockquote> is nice for quotes from other sites, especially perldoc related, but not really for citing previous comments in a thread. (see how I tried to use "email style" for your comment) So the problem is rather that we'd need a multitude of markups to mark all semantically different kind of quotes ( "so called", "citation" , code , perldoc, ...) Furthermore <code> can't distinguish between perl-code (which might be highlighted) or other languages or cut and paste from the console.¹ Of course one could argue that all these markups, including <q> could be indicidually customized via CSS, but I doubt many monks really take advantage of manipulating their local CSS.
update> You mean inch-marks ("), right? not only. there are different quotation marks, especially 'single quotes'
Cheers Rolf
¹) and it really sucks to paste code from the win console, b/c of all the useless whitespace breaking the format. In reply to Re^3: Enhancement request: add <Q> tag to Perl Monks Approved HTML
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