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Discrepancy on dates/numbering?

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The first Microcon was held in 1982 (not 1981, as stated in the original article) and the second in 1983 (the original organisers having left university by then). Since the numbering was up to #7 by 1987, this means there was either one year with two conventions, or the numbering jumped a digit. Unfortunately, Ansible doesn't list most of the early events. Does anyone have any further information on Microcon during the period 1983-87? Ghostwords (talk) 17:28, 15 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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