> This lengthy sentence creates ambiguity It doesn't, Apple *generates* ambiguity for obvious reasons Here is a simple example: "shall allow business users,

> This lengthy sentence creates ambiguity It doesn't, Apple *generates* ambiguity for obvious reasons Here is a simple example: "shall allow business users, free of charge, to communicate and promote offers," is ambiguous because Apple doesn't charge, but demands return on its investments in those business users via distribution platform support. See, I've created "ambiguity" around the "simple" word "charge". So it's not a comma that costs anything, it's the intention of the regulators to remove some mandatory payments