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A strong view about the Oxford comma is something that writers like to put in their bio and argue about at parties — it's the "Star Trek or Star Wars" or the "Coke or Pepsi" of writing. But if they're truly interested in their audience, they know that context matters.
Your 
and @scottkubie’s post about why we should not kill Lorem Ipsum sparked something within me. It’s not all or nothing, there’s a whole wide range of middle ground that depends on the situation. I’ll definitely start thinking about this approach. So thank you both 
And this quote from @writingisdesign summarizes it:
“As with all strong opinions about subjective things, the answer lies somewhere in the middle. Context matters.”
Thank you! People usually roll their eyes when I answer every question with “well, I depends...”
But that is always the first part of the answer. We grow up and learn to think in absolutes and we just don’t realize all the potential that’s right smack in the middle.
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