When claiming a famous quote, it is better to attribute it in the further details than in the main claim
By
Vynce
on February 11, 2007
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Better to help even lazy people become less ignorant, don't you think?
nope.
largely because the claim becomes ambiguous; am i agreeing that the saying is true, or that woody allen said it?
What if you disagree with the description but agree with the claim? It's just a punt. I agree with Vynce's comment elsewhere that the quotation marks are ugly, and think the source would be better housed outside of the claim itself, but putting it on the description page is burying it a little too much.