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We the readers vs We, the readers

Both "we the readers" and "we, the readers" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "We the readers" is used when referring to a collective group of readers without any additional punctuation. On the other hand, "we, the readers" is used when addressing the readers directly and using a comma to set off the appositive phrase "the readers."

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We the readers

This phrase is correct when referring to a collective group of readers without additional punctuation.

This phrase is used to refer to the readers collectively without any additional punctuation separating "we" and "the readers."
  • The ultimate judge and jury of journalistic responsibility: We, the readers. By Maria Konnikova | June 10, 2013 | Comments 9. The views expressed are those of ...
  • Jan 8, 2015 ... Shouldn't we, the readers, be given the opportunity to reach our own conclusions ?” Ronnyc went so far as to say that The Times's decision not ...
  • ... Twain like childhood tales - also involving the ever famous boots and even a murderer!) finally heads off to war it is a war we, the readers, begin to recognise.
  • Apr 22, 2014 ... ... words, describing the color of the staff's uniforms and the tone of the employee's voice. In return, we (the readers) are with him until the end.

We, the readers

This phrase is correct when addressing the readers directly and using a comma to set off the appositive phrase "the readers."

This phrase is used when directly addressing the readers and setting off the appositive phrase "the readers" with a comma.
  • The ultimate judge and jury of journalistic responsibility: We, the readers. By Maria Konnikova | June 10, 2013 | Comments 9. The views expressed are those of ...
  • Jan 8, 2015 ... Shouldn't we, the readers, be given the opportunity to reach our own conclusions ?” Ronnyc went so far as to say that The Times's decision not ...
  • ... Twain like childhood tales - also involving the ever famous boots and even a murderer!) finally heads off to war it is a war we, the readers, begin to recognise.
  • Apr 22, 2014 ... ... words, describing the color of the staff's uniforms and the tone of the employee's voice. In return, we (the readers) are with him until the end.

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