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Since "Drew Houston" is an appositive and not essential information (there's only one CEO of Dropbox), the name can be surrounded by commas (or even omitted) wh
by logn 14y ago
Since "Drew Houston" is an appositive and not essential information (there's only one CEO of Dropbox), the name can be surrounded by commas (or even omitted) which adds further clarity:
> Dropbox CEO, Drew Houston, to Samsung’s competitors
- hkmurakami 14y agoThat sentence structure works well in a paragraph but I think it affects the flow of the phrase negatively when used in a title. (imo) I abuse the <noun>, <appositive>, structure heavily in my own prose :)