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:: I think you might have gotten confused - all of the national conventions are named consistently - we are very fastidous about that. See [[National Convention 2018]]. The naming convention for national conventions is <nowiki>[[National Convention YEAR]]</nowiki>. If you can remember, please sign any messages with four tildes like this <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> and it will pull in your name and time.[[User:CarynAnnHarlos|CarynAnnHarlos]] ([[User talk:CarynAnnHarlos|talk]]) 22:25, 27 May 2020 (CDT) | :: I think you might have gotten confused - all of the national conventions are named consistently - we are very fastidous about that. See [[National Convention 2018]]. The naming convention for national conventions is <nowiki>[[National Convention YEAR]]</nowiki>. If you can remember, please sign any messages with four tildes like this <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> and it will pull in your name and time.[[User:CarynAnnHarlos|CarynAnnHarlos]] ([[User talk:CarynAnnHarlos|talk]]) 22:25, 27 May 2020 (CDT) | ||
== [[Portland Massacre]] Research == | |||
On the topic of your research on the Portland Massacre, you note on that article "Her initial notes confirmed several voting errors where definite NAY votes were recorded as AYE." Is this backwards or were the votes the opposite of what you would expect (vote AYE to oppose the plank or NAY to support it) in which case could that have caused some confusion and led people to vote the opposite of the way they intended? [[User:Dan Smith|Dan Smith]] ([[User talk:Dan Smith|talk]]) 18:36, 19 May 2022 (CDT) | |||