Re: Newsweek Article: "The Sad Fate of the Comma"

[<neilson -at- windstream -dot- net>]

Yes, I'm sure, the writer is, correct. We should come, to the
defense of, the comma, by using several, of them, to very, great
excess. Then, if most of them get, stripped out, there, will
still, be a few left to show, how we need, to, pause and think,
from time, to time, always keeping guard, against, armed pandas.

,,Peter Neilson,,

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