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Subject:      Re: TECH: query on zoi & laho terminators
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John left out one other especially common delimiter for zoi quotes:
"gic." or some other rafsi or name form indicating the language from which
the text derives.  I still prefer this usage, though i often use the "kuot."
form because that is what Athelstan used to use in our Lojban conversation
group, and I picked up his usage without too much thought.

lojbab