Where Did My MS in CS or MS in IS Forum Thread Go?

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The thread regarding the location of the MS in CS or MS in IS discussion was moved, and users are inquiring about its accessibility from the main forums page. To locate the moved thread, users can click on their username next to their post and select the "Find more posts by [username]" option to access their previous contributions. This method provides a straightforward way to track down specific discussions within the forum.

Sep 6, 2009

cswave

Where was my MS in CS or MS in IS thread moved? Can it be accessed from the main forums page? If I can't find it, how can anyone else.

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cswave

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