March 19, 2026
Do you really have to use the Oxford comma?
Yes. Unless you're using the Associated Press (AP) styleguide and writing for a newspaper or magazine. The media feels special.
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Yes. Unless you're using the Associated Press (AP) styleguide and writing for a newspaper or magazine. The media feels special.
Nope. Some people got together and thought it sounded cool like Hi-Fi.
Only at the airport on the flight status monitors. In the U.S., "canceled" and "canceling" have only one l. Elsewhere, it has two. "Cancellation" always has two wherever you are.
While your 5th grade teacher might object, it's no longer standard to use "his or her" in copy. Even through grammar discplinarians insist "their" is for plural usage only, you may use it for singular scenarios.
Jesus wept. Hats off to crisp and to-the-point copy.
No. Create a new is redundant. Create in itself means the act of something new being created.
While we would love to talk about all things words and your project (if it has words), we are currently not taking on new assignments.