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> This sentence is funny to me It does / can read both ways, but a comma after "problem" would have removed that doubt.
by alias_neo 3y ago
> This sentence is funny to me
It does / can read both ways, but a comma after "problem" would have removed that doubt.
- thedanbob 3y agoBut that wouldn't be correct syntax. That would imply the middle section was an addition to the complete thought of the outer two sections, e.g. > Ezra Zygmuntowitz pointed GitHub in my direction (and let me take the time to really get into the problem) with the GitHub team > Ezra Zygmuntowitz pointed GitHub in my direction (...) with the GitHub team