At least, in this article the TNW writer seems to know how to properly use quotes: The creator of Hopper, Joshua Gross, tells TNW why he built it: <blockquo

At least, in this article the TNW writer seems to know how to properly use quotes: The creator of Hopper, Joshua Gross, tells TNW why he built it: <blockquote>I found that I emailed myself links and pictures constantly—whether I’m at another computer, at work, or mobile. I’d always lose these items in my inbox, amongst other new mail. Rather than continue to suffer with this really poor solution, I wanted a quick place to drop any temporary snippet of content quickly, but still be able to go back and search for it afterwards. If only they had done the same in yesterday's article, they would have saved everyone a lot of trouble. They only thing they kept is the semicolon (:), which is not quite enough to indicate a direct quote.