Talk:National Punctuation Day

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Zero References

Not a single so-called reference actually points to any information about the subjects. I'm sure they did at the time of writing. The best "source" I can find about the day itself is a wordpress blog... `https://nationalpunctuationday.wordpress.com`. I'd be fine if the page were to disappear entirely, as no "nation" actually acknowledges the day in any official capacity, and, like "Talk Like A Pirate Day", it seems to have been started by one person and received some traction as a social thing to say and made it onto some holiday tracker websites. Vollink (talk) 15:37, 24 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]