Correct German quotation marks look like this:

The main font used for this site – Tahoma – however renders them like this:

Notice the direction of the closing quotation mark: It should run from bottom towards the top right (180° rotation of opening mark), but it doesn't.

This is apparently a known bug in some fonts (thanks Konrad Rudolph).

I think we should switch to a font that displays correct german quotation marks correctly.

As a reference, here is the font as text, not as Image:

#„here as text“

Correct German quotation marks look like this:

The main font used for this site – Tahoma – however renders them like this:

Notice the direction of the closing quotation mark: It should run from bottom towards the top right (180° rotation of opening mark), but it doesn't.

This is apparently a known bug in some fonts (thanks Konrad Rudolph).

I think we should switch to a font that displays correct german quotation marks correctly.

As a reference, here is the font as text, not as Image:

„here as text“

Correct German quotation marks look like this:

The main font used for this site – Tahoma – however renders them like this:

Notice the direction of the closing quotation mark: It should run from bottom towards the top right (180° rotation of opening mark), but it doesn't.

This is apparently a known bug in some fonts (thanks Konrad Rudolph).

I think we should switch to a font that displays correct german quotation marks correctly.

As a reference, here is the font as text, not as Image:

#„here as text“

Correct German quotation marks look like this:

The main font used for this site – Tahoma – however renders them like this:

Notice the direction of the closing quotation mark: It should run from bottom towards the top right (180° rotation of opening mark), but it doesn't.

This is apparently a known bug in some fonts (thanks Konrad Rudolph).

I think we should switch to a font that displays correct german quotation marks correctly.

As a reference, here is the font as text, not as Image:

#„here as text“