Ok, I get it: a lot of you are against a convention of states for proposing amendments to the Constitution. But a lot of us are for it, and more would be if it were better understood. An Article V convention of states for proposing amendments is entirely appropriate and legal. Furthermore, it is prescribed by the US Constitution itself. The Framers saw it as the specific corrective measure to be used if, in the future, the federal government was found to have overstepped its bounds, and was operating beyond its enumerated powers.