Why Are Threads Being Prematurely Closed on Science Forums?

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In summary, The conversation was about a thread being prematurely closed due to various reasons such as the question being easily googleable, the poster not bothering to read provided information, the question being asked despite already knowing the answer, and the discussion going off-topic. The main reason for the thread being locked was that the question had been answered. The poster also expressed their dedication to the scientific method as their motive for posting on the forum.
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We all know why I am here so how about a discussion about threads being prematurely closed.

I get that I push things but the discipline of Science is my guide. For those of you who question my 'motive' here it is: I am dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge through the scientific method .
 
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1) You started a thread with a question that can easily be googled. If you bothered for 10 seconds to look it up for yourself, then you would have received the answer. See also https://www.physicsforums.com/blog.php?b=3588

2) I posted a wikipedia link which contains all the information. You clearly did not bother to read it, but started questioning it anyway.

3) Your question was whether we had anything better than Archimedes and after a few posts in becomes clear that you already knew about Ramanujan's identities. So why bother to ask the question if you already knew the answer?

4) Instead of reading the wiki link I provided, you started an off-topic discussion about the use of PF and so forth.

These 4 reasons contributed to the lock.

With respect to the lock of this thread, it has mainly one reason: the question has been answered.
 
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