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> I don't want to be picky but if you're writing something public Neither do I, but there should be a comma before the "but" there.
by xwowsersx 10y ago
> I don't want to be picky but if you're writing something public
Neither do I, but there should be a comma before the "but" there.
- hota_mazi 10y agoNo: these are dependent clauses, a comma would be incorrect.
- charlieflowers 10y agoActually a comma is needed because that is a compound sentence. The 2nd independent clause has a subject of "you" (implied) and a verb of "learn."
- GavinMcG 10y agoWhat you just wrote is a comma splice, by the way. You should read up on semicolons.