Space before comma?

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

E-mail from HR said:

Monday 12.00 noon , 6 th April 2009

I see two extra spaces. And if you can tell the 12.00 suggests someone is from the UK or whatever. Is this common in the UK to use spaces before a comma or what?

This may not seem terrible, but another week we got an HR email saying if anyone solicits us with some crap, please reply with a generic response. The generic response was one of those paragraph long sentences with a bajillion commas. I got a headache trying to read such a long sentence but even worse I wanted to yell after seeing so many spaces before , and after , commas. Oh goodness , just kill me.

Edit: Just read the title... I meant space before comma..

 

[Modular]

No space.

Thread , needs , moar , pole

 

[JMapleton]

Be there on 09.04.2009

Bring some money with you, around $5.000 cash.

 

[Lonyo]

Looks like someone can't type.

 

[Stojakapimp]

It's also not common to put a space between the 6 and th

 

[moshquerade]

12:00 noon

 

[Billb2]

/b/

 

[Leros]

I type times like 12.00 just because there is a period on the numpad.

 

[olds]

I you are Geekbabe, there are no spaces after commas either...
:laugh:

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

Originally posted by: Stojakapimp
It's also not common to put a space between the 6 and th

I'm just not used to it I guess...