Just curious, and asking politely.

Why was this post moved to "Automotive Off Topic"?

I realize that I am fairly new here and I still obviously don't have everything down here. I keep getting posts moved. But with this topic I was pretty sure that it belonged in the Cayman Chat section. I am asking specifically about the Cayman. and the description of the forum states "General conversation about the Cayman".

Please help me qualify my future posts cause this forum has a lot more sub-forums that most that I am used to and I keep getting posts moved.

Thanks.

Duhh, it's Wednesday!! There are no cayman chat posts on wednesday, they are randomely scattered to other forum sections...

OR

Because of the spring equinox that's coming tonight at midnight, all posts that YOU think should be in cyaman chat actually should not. please read section 7.1.4a of the caymanclub rules of posting.
OR
Because K-man s has a twisted sense of humour and like to tourture his minions!

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I don't know the answer to that particular thread because I read it down in Auto OT. But I can probably answer "in general"

Sometimes people just start new threads in "Chat". Well, it's not really supposed to work that way. Some might do it to get visibility. In reality, new threads, if there are needed, should go in whatever forum they belong. For example, you want to talk about Porsche ALMS racing, it goes in Auto OT because it has nothing to do with Caymans. You want to talk about your new car, if you talk options it goes in "Configurations" or otherwise in "Sales and Leasing", etc. Cayman "Chat" may catch the stuff that doesn't go into the other forums. In other words, it should be the last place to start a new thread if it doesn't fit into another forum.

Sometimes new threads appear on subjects that have been discussed many times before. For example, there is no need for a half dozen threads on the last Sebring Race. Sometimes they get merged. I think K-Man added a new feature to give you an option of old threads to add to before starting a new thread.

But, in general, they get moved because the moderator thinks they belong somewhere else. See The Cayman Club - Announcements in Forum : Cayman Chat

"Members are expected to post their topics in the correct forum. Topics which are posted in the wrong forum will be moved by an administrator or moderator into the correct forum and a link to the moved topic will be left in the incorrect forum for a period of not less than 24 hours to help members find the topic in its proper location. If you disagree with the topic move please notify the admin or moderator within 24 hours and we will explain the move and/or move the post back if warranted. If you do not object to a move we will assume that you agree with it."

Sometimes people make mistakes too, we're all human

BTW I didn't move the thread... Thanks for asking though I think Chows summed it up nicely, if you have any questions let us know. We are here to serve...

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