I asked a question that I believe can be useful to C++
programmers getting used to the new C++0x standard. Someone
moved it to SE.Programmers (a site I also am a big fan off).
However, I feel that this move is completely incorrect.  How can
I defend against claims of subjectivity which, I believe, are at
the source of this move? I tried defending through comments but
clearly it didn't work, nor were my comments responded to
reasonably by whoever migrated the question.  I care very much
about the SO and SE communities, and feel that moving this
question makes it less useful since it is programming-related
not programmer-related.  Edit: The question was migrated back to
StackOverflow. Thanks for everyone's help and patience.
share|improve this question Subjectivity is subjective? YOU
DON'T SAY! –  Shog9 Jun 23 '11 at 20:49 Well that's just like,
your opinion, man –  Daniel DiPaolo Jun 23 '11 at 20:52 Wow,
it's already gone from Programmers. –  Lance Roberts Jun 23 '11
at 21:05 @Shog9, "claims of subjectivity"