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I think they are agreeing with it not reading as nicely. But you still need the comma. Otherwise it sounds like: "It is with great pleasure..."
by bluedino 3y ago
I think they are agreeing with it not reading as nicely. But you still need the comma. Otherwise it sounds like:
"It is with great pleasure..."
- zimpenfish 3y agoI don't think you necessarily need the comma but it would depend on the reader, I think. I didn't need the comma to read it correctly but I can see how you might mentally insert a pause between "it is" and "with" that makes it read weirdly. Probably better to reorganise it as "With ample ram [...], it is."