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Update document to follow documentation standard to avoid the use of Serial (Oxford) Commas. Remove comma used inappropriately with conjunction word ", and" in connecting two words.
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This PR was submitted for the 3.2 branch but it was merged into the 2.7 branch instead (closes #7850). Discussion ---------- Update forms.rst Update document to follow documentation standard to avoid the use of Serial (Oxford) Commas. Remove comma used inappropriately with conjunction word ", and" in connecting two words. Commits ------- a09be26 Update forms.rst
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Update document to follow documentation standard to avoid the use of Serial (Oxford) Commas. Remove comma used inappropriately with conjunction word ", and" in connecting two words.