I wasn’t “wrong.”
It not called the “Norman Invasion.”
Was it an invasion? Yes.
But it’s called “The Norman Conquest.”
Facts are important.
OK, last time for the reading comp challenged.
OP --- "Cane since 1060 took time out from the Norman invasion to catch games back then" (Totally correct. Note how OP did not call it Norman Invasion with a capital "I".)
Genius response --- "I think that you meant The Battle of Normandy. There’s no such thing as the Norman Invasion." (First usage of Norman Invasion with a capital "I" was by you. By the way, which Battle of Normandy happened in 1060???)
Not-OP response --- "William the Conqueror says otherwise."
****hole response --- "That’s not called the “Norman Invasion”, it’s known as the Norman Conquest. If you’re gonna correct somebody, make sure that you are accurate with your facts." (No one called anything the "Norman Invasion" except you.)
So, you tried, and failed, to correct two people who were already correct, made an ****hole comment about being accurate with facts to someone who was already correct, and made a fool of yourself since then by not just saying "Oops. Missed that. My bad."
Facts are indeed important...as are capitalizations. Norman invasion does not equal Norman Invasion.