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A minor nitpick: under the heading "Typographer", apparently setting "paragraph: true" causes "(p)" to be replaced with "§". That's Unicode U+00A7 SECTION SIGN
by thristian 12y ago
A minor nitpick: under the heading "Typographer", apparently setting "paragraph: true" causes "(p)" to be replaced with "§". That's Unicode U+00A7 SECTION SIGN (and it represents a stylised pair of "S" characters), the traditional character for marking a paragraph break is "¶" U+00B6 PILCROW SIGN.
- mbudde 12y agoIn Danish (and probably others) "paragraph" ("paragraf") usually refers to a section of a law text and uses the "§" symbol.
- hnarn 12y ago"The paragraph mark ( ¶ ) is used when citing documents with sequentially numbered paragraphs (e.g., declarations or complaints). The section mark ( § ) is used when citing documents with numbered or lettered sections (e.g., statutes)." http://typographyforlawyers.com/paragraph-and-section-marks.html http://typographyforlawyers.com/paragraph-and-section-marks....