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Either works—just be consistent.
Always! Leaves no room for ambiguity.
100% yes. It’s not even a question. i.e. “Jon, Mike and Jim”.... if Mike and Jim are a couple, then yes. But if they aren’t, why are you grouping them? Jim probably hates Mike and wants nothing to do with him. Mike is an a**hole
Yes.
Not unless they hold a gun to my head.
I'm not a huge fan. But I do use it when it improves clarity.
AP style says no.
C’mon, guys. Haven’t you ever read something and it feels bundled? The Oxford comma helps. Always.
The only time it doesn’t is when the last two things are —you guessed it— bundled.
Yes. I mean if you have a choice. Some clients say not to use it and those clients are wrong.
Read what you’re writing and punctuate it to remove potential ambiguity. That’s really it.