Re: When to Use Pound Signs

[J Martin Rushton]

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Just for the record: "£" is a pound sign, "#" is a hash.  Calling the
hash sign a pound sign goes way back to the days of ASCII-7 and
national ASCII variants.  The UK national variant had a pound sign
where plain ASCII had a hash.  If anyone is _really_ interested, the £
sign is a capital "L" (for libra, Latin for a pound) with a line
through it, a bit like dollars and letter "S".
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