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AndroidQuestions.org will be rolled back into LQ
Please note AndroidQuestions.org will be redirected to the Linux - Mobile forum at LQ. When we created AQ/CQ we hoped to build vibrant communities similar to LQ. While that hasn't happened, LQ remains active and questions about Linux derivative operating systems such as Android are welcome.
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Must admit I find this good news. I find this site impressive and, while I saw the idea behind a seperate Android site, I never took to the possibility the kind of people this site attracts as members may not be the people answering my questions.
As an often-frustrated Android user getting GNU+Linux user's advice about issues means more to me.
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