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[edit] Dates

"By some it is celebrated on 8th of February, but by most on 15th of February." Some clarification on why this is would help. Who celebrates it when, why it's celebrated on different days, numbers more exact than "some" or "most." These are the things I would like to know.198.6.46.11 21:49, 27 March 2007 (UTC)