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I started a thread about the proposed extension of St Anthony's school in the general issues room. But it got moved to family room discussion. It's not a thread about anything family related, it's about the planning application not the school per se. I was trying to alert local residents to the plans, those without children are unlikely to look in the family room.

This seems ham fisted, I'm disappointed. Can I have an explanation of your thinking and maybe move it back to its original position please?

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I saw 'school' in the title and moved it. Ham fisted indeed! We get so many threads posted in the wrong section that it's impossible to read them all to decide if to move them, that's why I like well written titles. Poorly written ones get moved all the time, I'm not saying yours was poorly written but that it go caught up in one of my tidy-ups.

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