# Product Updates & Casual Natively Discussion

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I worry you’ll end up with duplicate topics in #All Languages that are also in the individual language categories, scattering conversation in confusing ways. Guess we’ll see.

One thing from the request topic I want to respond to though:

> [@Language Learning / General Forum Category](http://forums.learnnatively.com/t/language-learning-general-forum-category/4518/9):
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> but as @cat says, they are often of interest to those studying other languages since they often touch on topics related to language learning in general.

Is there a reason to have the learning log topics in #All Languages given that users can still unmute or visit other language categories?

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