When I write in Hebrew on  (the Stack&nbsp;Exchange site about Judaism) and add punctuation or a point at the end of a sentence, the punctuation will move to the start. For example: "Yesterday I went to the pool." This will become "אתמול הלכתי לבריכה." although it's written in Hebrew from right to left. Can you fix it?
You know, some of us read right to left...  Certain sites like  and  have an obvious need for this, as Arabic and Hebrew are Right To Left (RTL) languages. Many answers on those sites cite the Torah and the Quran respectively. Directly quoting these sources properly requires RTL text.
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