Announcement Aerospace & Interstellar Eng. Forum - Forum Changes

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A new dedicated forum for Aerospace and Astronautics Engineering has been established, prompting the relocation of the DIY section to Other Sciences. Programming and Computing has been slightly repositioned, while Member Introductions were moved to General Discussion due to perceived low value on the homepage. Additionally, Art and Music sections have been prioritized on the front page, with Feedback and Announcements shifted to the right. The changes aim to enhance the forum's organization and accessibility for users. Overall, the adjustments reflect a commitment to improving the forum's structure and user experience.
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We decided it was about time to open a dedicated Aerospace and Interstellar Engineering forum. To make room we needed to move DIY to Other Sciences. We realize it's not a perfect fit, but it's the best option at the moment. I moved it up as close to Engineering as possible.

Programming and Computing moved down a bit.

We also moved Member Intros into General Discussion as we felt it didn't provide homepage level value and moved Art, Music etc to the front page and then shifted Feedback and Announcements to the right.

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I'm glad I retired from PF. I wouldn't want to be moving all that furniture around.

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Small update, "Aerospace and Interstellar Engineering" forum name changed to "Aerospace and Astronautics Engineering".
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Small update, "Aerospace and Interstellar Engineering" forum name changed to "Aerospace and Astronautics Engineering".
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