Inconsistent use of e.g. vs. e.g.,

[jhaag75]

Need to update the spec to be consistent. We currently use e.g. in some cases and e.g., in others...this seems to be a British vs. American English preference. I don't care what we use as long as it is consistent.

We probably need to check i.e. vs. i.e., as well.

[garemoko]

Huh. I'm always learning new things about the differences between British and American.

[creighton]

We should standardize for e.g.,

[abssquared]

@garemoko, the abbreviations "i.e." and "e.g." are akin to saying "that is" and "for example," respectively. If you started a sentence with either phrase, you'd follow it with a comma.

[garemoko]

^^ Expert input from the Watershed marketing team. Thanks @abssquared!