@W5VO @DaveTweed Was this question electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/431586 migrated from somewhere?

EinerA, who wrote an answer to it (now deleted), claims that his answer was written before some migration occurred, but I couldn't find any reference to a migration event in the timeline or revision history. I carefully checked this before downvoting, flagging and commenting, because I didn't want to be harsh, had the post originated from another stack. But it didn't seem to be the case, so.... And I just rechecked, and still can't see anything. How is it possible?

@dim You see the same timeline that we do. I can't see anything that would explain his response, nor does that used have any accounts in other sites.

@W5VO Thanks. I was wondering if the timeline actually always disclosed migration information, or if there was cases where it was lost by the system, or... I don't know. Anyway, that will be left unexplained, but it doesn't matter much.

@dim Here's an example of a rejected migration (e.g. the question was migrated and then closed on the site it was migrated to) electronics.stackexchange.com/posts/431442/timeline

And here is an example of a question migrated to EE.SE electronics.stackexchange.com/posts/431867/timeline

Why were my comments removed from this meta question? electronics.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/6921/…

@laptop2d You were making the discussion personal

While there are many good points raised in the comments, migrating all questions tagged diy to diy.stackexchange.com is not one of them. The site deals with home improvement tasks. I've been going through questions, and very few actually deal with subject matter that would be acceptable for that site.

Is that not allowed?

You said: "Since most of the question that you answered in the past were DIY questions or repair questions, I could understand why your so defensive of those questions, that would be frustrating if most of the questions were migrated that you were interested in"

To make questions personal?

or comments personal?

It was unnecessary

It's a falsehood that you came up with to weaken someone else's argument

Actually it was a way to try and reach out to passerby, I noticed that they don't actually use the site anymore but only come on to complain about the state of the site. It was an attempt to try and reach out, but I guess that is not possible on this site

It really didn't come across as that, either to me or that user

nothing ever does when speaking online, because there is no tone of voice, but that was my intention.

looking back

I didn't want to make a big deal about it, so I just deleted that portion of the conversation.

An that's fine it's not an important conversation anyway. I was just curious as to what happened.