>>All of the non-Toledo voters could all go to either Raptor or Thunder and still lose at this point :--(
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>>I am moving to Raptor as well. There is a faint hope.
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>>>As long as we dont end up with Toledo, (boreing to the nth.)
>>>I ammended my vote to Raptor.
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>Mark,
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>First of all, I don't want at all to start a flame war.
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>I delibare didn't answered to any oppsition to my choice (Toledo) and also didn't ridiculized any other choices, cause this is a way for "contaminating" votes.
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>Now as the vote is closed and Ken decided to choose Toledo. I want to say these things (please consider I'm not English-spoken, so many verbs or terms can be erroneus):
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Why you opened a war against any spanish-like choice? (first for Zorro, second for Toledo)

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Why you moved votes from one side to other? (The Blackbird case ..) At least here in Spain, you are unable to change your vote after voting.

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"All the non-Toledo votes ..." interesting how you want your voice be the one

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>I sorry if this msg doesn't like you, but this is what I'm thinking. I don't want to say nothing more regarding to this.

In a runoff, you do not have to vote for the same choice you did in the initial voting. All those who voted for any of the choices that were not in the top 3 could still vote in the runoff.

Second, I do not consider any language origin or translation of a word to be of any consequence of what I liked. As far as I am concerned, Toledo is a city in Ohio and has no other meaning to me. I considered sleepy little US city names to be most boring as a choice for a codename. After all the moaning and criticizing of MS about not promoting VFP, I would have thought the VFP community would have seized this opportunity given us to come up with aquite flashy and unique codename to promote the development of next version of VFP.

DOes the name Toledo excite you? Maybe its Spanish meening does, but I have no idea what that meaning is, if a any.

BTW, Zorro to me has a negative connotation because of the movie remakes done here in the US. Ever heard of George Hamilton? He played Zorro in a spoof of the original movies. A spoof means to make fun of previous Zorro movies. So, to me Zorro left a bad image in my mind. It had nothing to do with its linguistic origin or meaning.

I also did not move any votes from one choice to another except where someone specifically requested because they had a problem with there votes getting over-ridden by more than 1 persons editing the Wiki document at the same time.