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Any referenced information on Itzacon 1 and 2 would be very useful to this article and greatly appreciated by me. Indeed, any editors who can expand this article, the Stellar Occasion article, or any other article about a defunct Texas sf convention are eagerly welcomed. All too often the articles for current conventions are maintained as mere gateways to their official websites while the historical context is ignored or forgotten. While this article makes several references to UnCommonCon, a short-lived but ambitious convention that started in 2000 and failed in 2001, an article fleshing out these details and including a few photos should be a priority before the sources are lost or forgotten. - Dravecky 16:21, 22 August 2007 (UTC)