So, I was thinking that ' and ` were basically the same, unless a ~ was
involved somewhere. But I have discovered this.
(ns john)
(println '(paul))
(println `(paul))
;;=>
(paul)
(john/paul)
With the ' paul is not namespace qualified, while with the ` paul is.
Turns out to be a bit of a pain, actually, although I have worked around
it. But mostly I am surprised. Is this expected?
Phil
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