In an effort to "offer a more consistent experience, regardless of language preference or point of access to our information," according to a blog post, USAGov recently rolled out its bilingual style guide.
The style guide is meant to encourage consistency across government agencies' writing, and certain sections now have entries that deal with Spanish style quirks. For example, a subheading for Spanish under the "commas" section reads: "No serial commas are necessar
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