Rule on commas: When in doubt, leave them out

We've all seen it: writers who use commas with no particular purpose in mind, mindlessly sprinkling them throughout long and winding sentences without thought to where those commas actually belong - or writers who fail to use any commas, stringing together words and clauses without telling the reader where to pause. In fact, a recent poll ...

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Rule on commas: When in doubt, leave them out

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