Bring back the Physics Fun Forum

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The removal of the Physics Fun Forum has sparked disappointment among users who appreciated its unique blend of humor and science. Many believe it served as a valuable space to differentiate lighthearted discussions from more serious topics in General Discussion. Concerns were raised about whether the forum was truly problematic or if it simply needed moderation. Users express a desire for its return, emphasizing its role in fostering community engagement. The discussion reflects a broader sentiment that fun and educational content should coexist in online forums.
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Why in the Milky Way did the Physics Fun forum get removed? That was one of my favorites, and is a good way to separate the jokes from the rest of General Discussion,
 
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Ha ha, very funny. But I'm trying (which is taking quite an effort) to be serious here. So seriously, was the forum really all that bad?
 
I hope this doesn't end in a brawl. Trust me, I'd win. :wink:
So why did you give Physics Fun Forum the boot?
 

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