I have created my thread in a wrong section

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A user mistakenly posted a thread in the wrong section and requested it be moved to "Homework & Coursework Questions" under "Calculus & Beyond Homework." Another participant offered to move it but warned about potential infractions for not following the posting template. The original poster acknowledged this and indicated they would use the Report button for assistance. The discussion highlights the importance of adhering to forum guidelines and using the correct sections for posts. Proper navigation and compliance with forum rules are essential for a smooth user experience.
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Hi

I was too careless and created my thread in the wrong section. I suggest it is moved to "Homework & Coursework Questions", under "Calculus & Beyond Homework". Sorry for the inconvenience...
 
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Off with his head!
 
Office_Shredder said:
Off with his head!

it's "His" to you!
 
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I can move it, but don't be surprised if you get an infraction for not using the template :devil:

You can use Report button in such cases.
 
Thanks, I will do that
 

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