On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 05:55:04 GMT, Rick Cook
wrote:

In the case you're suggesting, you're using a mark that signifies a
quotation within something being quoted.

Wrong. I'm using a mark in a convention which does _not_ signify
something is being quoted. That's the point.

CLUE: When someone or something IS being actually quoted
the source is also provided in most cases.
That's part of what quoting is about.
--
Cliff