I complained about that like a year and a half ago, but it never got changed.

I'm still not sure why these things are not handled by the exact same code. ' and SAY should behave the exact same way, and I can't think of any reason they don't that isn't actually more code to put in differentiating them.

My theory is that originally in Achaea they only had SAY but then ' got added in with a whole other bit of code.

You people are lazy using one key instead of three, and then not having it even work half the time.

I find it faster to type SAY then remember ' and hit enter accidentally half the time.

Weird. I always use ", shift+2 is sooo much easier.

' is my targeting macro anyway so SAYS for me

The 2 key??? Weird, is that a standard british keyboard?

We must speak the british language, but use an american keyboard.

" on 2? Where the hell do you put @?

@ is on top of '. Next to #~, which is left of enter.

Americans dont have the pounds sign though we have a pound sign on the three they have a hash #

#oninput {^'(*)} {#sub {Say %1}}