<human>: Some background: 31 years old, excellent credit history since age 18. Right now I'm around a 825 fico score depending on which bureau you ask which do of the week.  
My first credit card was with citi around age 18 or 19. Ive opened various other credit cards that get me good cash back or rewards and never carry a balance. I typically do not close revolving balance accounts as I've understood that having a good outstanding balance to available credit limit ratio was in my favor. One card I have (had, now) with citi was a rather low limit card ($2600) that I used to use a long time ago when it gave me 5% on gas. That went a away long ago so I stopped using the card, stuck it in my safe and resigned it to be used in the case of some major emergency. (Not that I didn't have over 20x that I could access on other cards)

I wake up to an email from citi this morning saying that they've closed the account. I assume from inactivity. I call and they confirm my assumption. I asked if they could transfer that credit line to my other account. They said they could not and to do so would require inquiries on my credit to either re-open the account or request a credit line increase on my existing account. 

I told them that this is unacceptable as they have lowered my denominator without my consent. (Though I'm sure there are stipulations in the card member agreement saying they can do so for exactly the reasons they mention). My assertion is that they have wronged me and need to make me whole. They had nothing further they could do for me at this point. 

My questions are:

1. Is this actually going to have any impact? (I assume not - but I'm still annoyed)
2. What matters of recourse should I take - if anything just to ruffle their feathers a bit?

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: citi closed my credit card with a very small credit line I hadn't been using in a long time and I'm annoyed.