FAQ thread for quantum physics section

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A dedicated FAQ thread for the Quantum Physics section is proposed to enhance accessibility. Currently, there is a general FAQ in the General Physics forum that includes some quantum mechanics topics. The suggestion is to create a sticky post in the Quantum Physics forum linking to this existing FAQ. This approach would avoid redundancy and direct more users to relevant information. Implementing this could improve user engagement and resource utilization in the forum.
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Would be very nice to have one.
 
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There is already a FAQ thread in the General Physics forum that covers all topics. There are so few FAQ entries that there is no need to have multiple versions of it.

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Many of the FAQ questions do pertain to QM topics, in particular photons. How about if we install a sticky post in the Quantum Physics forum that simply links to the FAQ? It might lead a few more people to the FAQ, without having to duplicate it.
 
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