Why would my thread have been moved?

[nutcrackers]

Can anyone tell me why a thread I began this morning got "moved" which I'm assuming means removed? It was on long enough to get several interesting responses and I'm happy about that but I can't imagine why it was "moved"--it was the listing asking for help on the best excursions for both land and sea on our forthcoming January E. Caribbean cruise. I can't imagine anything objectionable being on the thread and I don't know why else it would have been moved.

[jeffstew]

Your thread was moved to the Ports of Call boards. You simply have to click on it to see that.

[caribill]

It was moved (not removed) because it was of general nature for the ports involved and did not cover what would be a strickly Princess Cruises question.

 

Where it has been moved to is more likely to get more responses than if it stayed on this board.

[paul929207]

The Cruise Critic monitor will move a thread if he/she feels it would be better in a different area.

[luvtravel88]

It was probably moved to the Shore Excursion section of Cruise Critic. I have had a thread moved there as well.

[MandD]

This is the link to your post.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1453782

[Pam in CA]

This is the link to your post.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1453782

A suggestion is to "subscribe" to your thread and have any new posts sent to you via email. That way, you can see all the responses no matter where the thread is located or linked.

[nutcrackers]

Thanks for your replies. I feel much better now knowing that they just moved my question to another area.

[envy4u]

if your thread has nothing to do with Princess specifically it will be moved.

[shepp]

And, of course, the Ports of Call section already has many answers to your query and others like it. Searching there (and elsewhere online) first - instead of asking people to repeat what's already been posted - might have been advisable...