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Personally I find it annoying that the thought police here are so overly concerned with where threads should or shouldn't be located. It seems overly controlling to me. The other day I started a thread on whether or not computer chess ought to be considered cheating. It was doing pretty well with 10 posts in a few hours and suddenly it was just closed after being warned that I was in the wrong forum.
I then posted the thread in the "correct" forum, which severely limited who would see it and no suprise nobody looked at it.
Why the control freak mentality about what's on topic or off topic??