The problem with this is that Yarn hides the From: editor from the
editor (and attaches it only during post-processing. I never liked this
one element of Yarn's behavior.
Of course, one thing you *could* do within an editor is to have a macro
to stick in initials in the place of the quote string. For example, you
might use a regex along the lines of:
s/^|/<<initials>>|/
where, in my hypothetical editor, the user could plug in a value for the
variable '<<initials>>'. The user would need to type the initials
herself, but the search-and-replace would at least be eased.
Yours, Lulu...
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