Which is on EVERY page, not just the main page, so much more useful.berkeman said:You can also get to it via the INFO link at the top right of the page.
Nice. I bookmarked this page to pass along to friends etc.Greg Bernhardt said:This is a good time to announce I moved PF's About Us page to the Insights platform
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/about-physics-forums/
@Greg BernhardtNothing yet, I'm myself waiting for some information. Once I get it, I'll update the community :)Wrichik Basu said:Will this remain a suspense, or will you tell us something about it?
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