Okay and that’s what I was saying the whole time. It is not wrong to make that statement, it is no way beneficial, but wrong, no. The only reason I wanted to verify this fact is because when we say that current moves opposite electrons you have to know that it means positive current moves opposite electrons. It does not mean it is impossible to draw a conventional current in the direction of electrons. We do that all the time and it just holds a negative value. This does not break convention but it also does not come up much in practice. Could we settle on all of that?Besides being quite obtuse, nothing,