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The Oxford Comma isn’t a “mistake.” It’s the preferred style for many people, and it’s both correct (assuming it’s used consistently in a doc) and common. It’s
by freeAgent 6y ago
The Oxford Comma isn’t a “mistake.” It’s the preferred style for many people, and it’s both correct (assuming it’s used consistently in a doc) and common. It’s difficult for me to understand Google or any other entity to enforce an arbitrary set of grammar style policies on third parties except when the product is a journal, magazine, or something to that effect.
- blaser-waffle 6y agoThey don't want lists in the description. Things that look like this, and this, and this, plus this, this, and this, would trip the sensor. It's dumb, but it is what it is.