The comma after Facebook is really pissing me off.
Maybe bc I’m not a native speaker but I don’t get it. Is a comma equivalent to an ‘and’? This is how I read it anyway.
And it is indeed super common in headlines. Maybe to keep word count lower?
You only use a comma when listing 3 or more items. Milk, eggs, and cheese. Saying "milk, cheese" is lazy and just reeks of a writer who thinks they're too good for the rules.
Maybe to keep word count lower?
This is it, even though it's completely unnecessary.
"the rules"?
You do know there is more than one style guide right?