Rhode Island Soft Systems was created in 1990.
Rhode Island Soft Systems ended in 2003.
Rhode Island sent no delegates, for a couple of reasons:Rhode Island feared the increase in federal tariffs that a new Constitution would entail. As a maritime state, they would have been hit especially hard by a tariff. (In fact, a few years earlier, Rhode Island's lone veto of such a tariff by Congress had kept one from being implemented.)Rhode Island's government had just recently (1786) been taken over by the "Country Party". This "populist" group, devoted to the concerns of the state's debtors & farmers, had used the heavy printing of paper currency to help their constituency. (Hard currency & low inflation helps creditors; soft money and high inflation generally helps creditors.)Such struggles were, in fact, going on in several states (Shays' Rebellion in Massachusetts was one example), and concern over them was a significant factor prompting leaders (many of them also investors) to push for a Constitutional Convention by which they might strengthen the central government, giving it powers to limit these excesses in the individual states (and the ability of local groups to agitate for them), including the ability to print their own money.
The Soft Machine was created in 1961.
Baltic Soft was created in 2003.
Soft On Demand was created in 1995.
Soft White was created in 2008.
Opera Soft was created in 1987.
Soft Skulls was created in 2007.
Soft Aid was created in 1985.
Soft Bomb was created in 1992.
Soft Talk was created in 1991.
Soft Hands was created in 1964.