where has my post been moved to?

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    1 02-08-2012  17:33
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    where has my post been moved to?
    Hi, just wondering where my post was moved to as I just checked back on it and it says it has been moved, but not sure how to track the thread? x
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    2 02-08-2012  18:00
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    Re: where has my post been moved to?
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    3 02-08-2012  20:53
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    Re: where has my post been moved to?
    Where it says "Moved: <Thread Title>" if you click on the thread title, it will take you to thread. Just under the thread title in bold at the top of the page (when viewing the thread), it tells you what forum you are in.
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