Ready for a Science Education Zone Makeover?

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The Science Education Zone has undergone a significant makeover, with new forums for homework questions categorized by subject. Archived homework posts are now found under Academic & Career Guidance. Users express mixed feelings about the changes, with some appreciating the improved organization and clarity, while others dislike the modifications. The community is encouraged to provide feedback, both positive and negative, to continue enhancing the platform. Overall, the update aims to reduce confusion and streamline the user experience.
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Ta da da! New Sci Ed Zone!

Yay, it's ready! Look everyone! The Science Education Zone has had a makeover! For anyone who has recently posted homework, the old HW Help forums are archived under Academic & Career Guidance. New homework questions should go in the appropriate new forum, categorized by subject.

Thanks so much to Greg for continuing to improve PF as it grows! :smile:
 
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whoa!
 
Thats much better, it gets rid of the confusion between the term "College" (for us english people).
 
I do not like it.
 
Atomos said:
I do not like it.
Why not? Please elaborate. We take negative feedback along with the positive.
 
I think it's a great modification, Moonbear. All the clutter can now be easily located and organized. Nice and neat.
 
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