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Thanks for the responses on this topic. Confirming my own suspicions, all
respondents on my question about punctuation conventions in the UK uttered
an unqualified nyet to the use of a comma between a subject and its verb
(that is, unless there is an intervening phrase or clause delimited on both
ends by commas).
Bill Burns - Eccentric Technology Consultant
INT'L.com Design & Development
billdb -at- intl -dot- com
"Being disintegrated makes me very angry."
