Okay, based on my board software research, I am strongly in favour of the opinion that we need more post quoting regexps here.
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Anonymous2007-12-03 11:46
What's the matter, aren't `"' quotes Enterprise-ready yet? Apparently not since they weren't used in the article!
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Anonymous2007-12-03 11:55
`'fail quotes'' fail for the same reason shitCase does.
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Anonymous2007-12-03 12:50
“Unicode double quotes” ‘Unicode single quotes’
Totally agreed on these two. Also, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotation_mark "ASCII double quotes" 'ASCII single quotes'
These are plain stupid. What, an angular second symbol and an apostrophe?
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Anonymous2007-12-03 14:26
>>19
The ASCII ones are for backwards compatibility. Obviously, any Expert Unicode Writers should be using the “proper quotes”.
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Anonymous2007-12-03 14:28
ONE OF MY EMPLOYEES TRIED TO USE THE OPEN DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK TO SIGNIFY A QUANTITY OF INCHES TODAY. I CORRECTED HIM MOST THOROUGHLY.
>>1
stop using faggot quotes >>2
stop using faggot quotes >>3
stop using faggot quotes >>6
stop using faggot quotes >>17
stop using faggot quotes >>18
stop using faggot quotes >>23
stop using faggot quotes
[spoiler] >>42 LOL, you are EXPERT FAGGOT Get out of my /prog/ [br ]with your [b][i]BBCODE FAILURES[/i][/b]that are thecancer[u][o]that is[sub]killing[/sup][/o][/u]the game [/spoiler]
[spoiler] >>43 LOL, you are EXPERT FAGGOT Get out of my /prog/ with your [b][i]BBCODE FAILURES[/i][/b]that are thecancerthat is[u][sub]killing[/sup][/u]the game [/spoiler]
>>100
There's a new one. I've never seen the Wapanese use ``((LA)?TE)?X quotes''; they usually use 「hook brackets」.
Are you just saying this because you think everyone on /prog/ is a /jp/ sympathiser? Because you are wrong if you are.
>>102
Yes, I replied to the correct thread, and to the correct post. I'm a bit mystified that anyone failed to get >>100. Maybe they don't know their BBCoeds.
These are my ``quotes''. There are many others like them, but these ones are mine. My ``quotes'' are my best friends. They are my life. I must master them as I must master my life. Without me, my ``quotes'' are useless. Without my ``quotes'', I am useless. I must type my ``quotes'' true. I must write more than my enemy, who is trying to extinguish me. I must convince him before he convinces me. I will. Before God I swear this creed: my ``quotes'' and myself are defenders of my network, we are the masters of our enemy, we are the saviors of my life. So be it, until there is no enemy, but peace. Amen.
>>133 mailto:omg not sage sage your posts, pleaase.
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Anonymous2011-02-03 15:17
You know...
Recently there has been an increase in the number of disgruntled /prog/ posters. Telling people to polecat kebabs, leave for Reddit, always complaining about the use of noko, etc. Just grow up. The influx of /b/ and boards.4chan.org people is a fact of life and you will just have to deal with it.jpg.
A severe distrust of strangers and hostility to change and unfamiliar situations is a sign of autism. You're not austistic, are you?
>>141
Has it ever occurred to you that some of the /prog/ visitors are in fact autistic, and their struggle with with this debilitating condition is not made easier by your stupid jokes?
>>145
Indeed, autism is worse than AIDS and cancer put together. You don't make fun of people with AIDS, or with cancer, or of african-american jews, and you should not make fun of people with autism if you have a smidgen of decency.
The autist's primary defence mechanism lies in its ability to throw a tantrum. Unfortunately, this leaves it weak and vulnerable in urban environments like the internet, where its high pitched squeals won't carry.
If you should meet one in real life, you can try to pacify it with a video game· However, be careful; its mother may not be far away.
Every time someone mentions Autism, I remember Jenny McCarthy. I'm always torn between a signficant urge to stick my cock into her and wanting to smack upside the head repeatedly for insistently and loudly spouting so much bullshit about Autism.
>>172
Imagine if the Win32 API was extended to the internet
all I'd need to do would be DWORD dwPostId = 169;
PROG_THREAD thdProgThread;
thdProgThread.cbSize = sizeof(thdProgThread);
thdProgThread.lpzsThreadId = TEXT("1196688306");
ModifyThreadEx(THREAD_UNBUMP, (LPTHREADINFO)&thdProgThread, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, &dwPostId, THREAD_POSTS_AFTER, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);