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Why is there a fatdog64 subsection? Are certain topics meant to be in one vs the other?

Fatdog has flavours too. Fatdog64 is the obvious one, we also have FatdogArm, and possibly other variations of Fatdogs too (in the past we had 32-bit version of Fatdog which we just called as, well, Fatdog).

So the correct place to ask the questions related to Fatdog64 is in the "Fatdog64" section; and in the past I policed the posts and moved any post under "Fatdog" to "Fatdog64". Nowadays we're a bit relaxed since, well, there are other more important things in life than policing people posting in the wrong sections (the only exception I make is the "Software" section, that place is __strictly__ meant for announcing software that will work with Fatdog64 (or perhaps, questions around the software posted there).

To reduce incorrect posting, should FATDOG64 and FATDOGARM be separated (and 'FATDOG' removed) to reduce or eliminate your support efforts?

I vote in favor of such for the benefit it presents to all; namely FATDOG developers, supporters, and users.

Thank you Clarity. I think it's okay to keep it like what it currently is. We'll respond wherever the questions are posted.