@Iain While StackExchange sites are not internet or BBS forums, they are fora when one can seek answers to questions. See forum: "a place, meeting, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged". Keep in mind that the English language existed before phpbb.

See my question on Unix/Linux.SE.

"ridiculing Michael Hampton" ... I am not ridiculing him. I am pointing out that he had no problem with a number of questions that might very reasonably be considered appropriate for other sites but for whatever reason he thought a question about overriding the default route chosen by systemd was not appropriate here. I know a thing or two and I explained my reasoned argument that a) the migration was mistaken; and b) it seems not to be consistent with the moderator's own choices in the past.

The fact that I accidentally typed admin instead of moderator in my explanation does not invalidate my reasoned argument that migrating the question was a mistake and ServerFault not SuperUser was the a prior correct forum to pose the question. Your response boils down to "moderators never make mistakes, shut up" instead of providing a reasoned counter-argument. I will not participate in this any further.

"Why do you even question this?" ... First, that is more than a little bit patronizing. I question it because I have a brain and reasoning ability which tell me that system admins are supposed to be knowledgeable about overriding the default choices made by systemd on the guest host.