Do the British have different rules for punctuation? In America, punctuation almost ALWAYS goes inside the quotes. I was just reading a Guardian story and the author had his periods after the end quote, which is wrong.
Either they have different rules or the Guardian doesn’t proof jack shit.
David Todd McCarty /
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2024-09-10 22:40:32
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