# Mid Terms Forecasting experiment

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I’ve recently posted a discussion titled _2026 US Midterms Forecasting Experiment_ in the Research category.

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The post is accessible and has received views, but its title appears grey compared with other topics in the Research category. I’m unsure whether this is normal or whether the topic has been flagged or restricted in some way.

Could someone please clarify whether the discussion is visible normally to the community and whether its categorisation is correct?

Thank you for your help.