I’ve always preferred the oxford comma, but wondered about it. It seems so wrong not to, but it’s so often omitted.
red, white and blue
red, white, and blue
Why wouldn’t you precede the and with a comma? The comma indicates a pause, I don’t know the grammatical term for it. But it reminds me of an array, leaving the comma out makes for a two term array while the harvard correctly implies three.
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