Just out of curiosity, what's the linguistic background to this? I'm presuming nap. is the Napoli dialect/language? And by browsing the site a little, it looks like single apostrophe (') occurs at both the start and ends of words (Chist' and 'a), as well as in the middle (p'o). It also seems that you can have an apostrohpe-final word followed by an apostrophe-initial word (Pe' 'ssapé, ncopp' 'e). Does the double apostrophe ('') have a different meaning from that - ' '? If not, would a work around simply be to add a space there (category:Comune d' 'a Campania)?
Note that all of my examples actually came out of the stub template! :)
Sorry, I cannot answer extensively right now - I have more time in the afternoon.
A space inbetween would be wrong. We actually have a user who puts that space inbetween where we than have to correct. The grammatical background is that the preposition and the article become "one word" and some letters are substituted by ' --> de + la --> d''a
This is similar to the Italian rule where di + la becomes della.
So it would be wrong. Inserting '' seems to work - so we could live with that one - if people insert '' and then they find italic text normally they ask or have a look at other pages - so it creates some questions, but at least it would be a valid solution for us.
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