This fact is interpreted by Ioan-Aurel Pop to show that other surviving documents referring to other assemblies, which only mention the nobles as being present, do not exclude the possibility that the other Estates, including the Romanians, were actually participating. The last document from Turda, the one with the most inclusive list of participants, specifically mentions the "clergy, magnates, noblemen, Szeklers, Saxons, Romanians, and the other people" etc.
This information is interpreted by Ioan-Aurel Pop to indicate that other surviving documents referring to other meetings, which only mention the nobles as being present, do not preclude the possibility that the other Estates, including the Romanians, were actually involved. The final document from Turda, which has the most detailed list of participants, explicitly mentions "clergy, magnates, noblemen, Szeklers, Saxons, Romanians, and others".