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That is a question of style; I believe the backticks enhance the readability - straight quotes are harder to discern whether they should be included (in example code for instance). Is there a 'style guide' somewhere?
Right, I have no explicit reason to believe this right now though - even having experienced this to be the case at times. Let's stop there, I'll keep this in mind though.
You should see it as one random user stumbling across your answer and not liking it and that’s it. - ;-) right, then I'm wrting text that is matching that random person more than once. Well. an answer that does not address the subject so in conclusion - and that is true, but anything else than that particular answer would be a lie in this case.
