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: Triangle Grammar Guide

Punctuation mystery: Why a comma?

By Pam_Nelson

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Staff photojournalist Shawn Rocco and staff writer Martha Quillin reported this week on Cary homeowner David Bowden's very large message to the town of Cary. You can see Rocco's photo below. The ACLU says the town would be abridging free speech if it used an ordinance to get the sign removed. But, as one of my colleagues points out, the big question for those of us with a copy editor/grammar geek mentality is: Why does the message end with a comma? Your thoughts are welcome.

 

Full post as published by Triangle Grammar Guide on August 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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