It started with a single tweet. A tweet that shook the very foundations of the internet. A tweet that brought forth a maelstrom of heated arguments, flame wars, and grammatical tantrums.
It was a simple question: "Do you put a comma after the word 'and' in a series of three things?"
But little did people know, it was the spark that ignited a firestorm of grammatical debate.
The Oxford Comma Purists were out in full force, brandishing their trusty dictionaries and pedantic attitudes.
The Oxford Comma Hipsters were busy crafting their artisanal, small-batch commas.
The Oxford Comma Activists were organizing protests and rallies, demanding that everyone learn to use the comma correctly.
The Oxford Comma Lobbyists were secretly meeting in backrooms, bribing politicians with commas.