Call for signatories for J2

[Paul Rubin]

Doug Holton <insert at spam.here> writes:
> Even in common English usage, "per" usually comes in the middle of a
> phrase, not the beginning, like "miles per hour" or "Changes were made
> to the manuscript per the author's instructions"  (people would more
> commonly use the phrase "according to" rather than "per" there).

It's also perfectly ok to say "Per the author's instructions, changes
were made to the manuscript".