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Commas of all kinds come up in those discussions a lot, but the Oxford comma — which goes before "and" in a list — brings out especially big feelings. "That is a U.S. obsession," Jovin said.

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If a sentence is structured properly, the Oxford comma isn’t necessary; and so, using it could promote lazy writing, as opposed to promoting clarity.

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When writing a list, of course, you'll include commas to separate items and show individuality. If you include a comma before the "and" and final item, you are using the Oxford comma.

It doesn't matter if the conjunction is "and" or "or," the Oxford comma would come directly before it. That's if you're using the Oxford comma, in any case.

Yes, I am a fierce devotee of the Oxford comma. You might know it, or more easily discern its usage, from one of its other names — the last serial comma.

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