06-19-2008, 05:22 PM
I can't seem to keep up with the post, but I feel I have to put my 2cents in.
Since I have taken 3 CLEP test in the past month I have read that warning every time. I must sayit really made me pause and think a good few minutes the 1st time and I did make sure to read it fully the other times.
I feel we all have our own interpretation of what violates that agreement. I will not post anything that I feel is directly forbidden. I have no problem saying something like "know who Marx, Weber and Cooley are and what they believe". I am not giving away any specific answers or questions, I am only directing others to some names they should be familiar with. Now if I said "Know who Blah Blah Cooley is and that he is the person that came up with the blah blah method of blah". That would be stepping over the line, it is to specific and to close to an actual answer to an actual question.
As to if the moderators edit some post; that is their right and responsibility. The forum is open to the general public I would not want CLEP or DSST to feel it is violating the rules and close it down. You DO NOT pay to be a member of this forum, the forum is free and anyone can post. I expect the moderators to uphold the quality and integrity of this forum.
Finally I have only one person that I really have to answer to and that is myself. I will not post anything that I feel is crossing the line or forbidden, by the agreement I signed. If I do nothing I feel is ethically wrong then I don't worry about being caught or exposed and I can sleep at night. If I say I will not divulge any specific exam question then I will not. Telling someone an area to study is just directing them to more efficient study.
I must say I have enjoyed reading all the post I have gotten to so far and I think a good debate is invigorating for the mind.
Since I have taken 3 CLEP test in the past month I have read that warning every time. I must sayit really made me pause and think a good few minutes the 1st time and I did make sure to read it fully the other times.
I feel we all have our own interpretation of what violates that agreement. I will not post anything that I feel is directly forbidden. I have no problem saying something like "know who Marx, Weber and Cooley are and what they believe". I am not giving away any specific answers or questions, I am only directing others to some names they should be familiar with. Now if I said "Know who Blah Blah Cooley is and that he is the person that came up with the blah blah method of blah". That would be stepping over the line, it is to specific and to close to an actual answer to an actual question.
As to if the moderators edit some post; that is their right and responsibility. The forum is open to the general public I would not want CLEP or DSST to feel it is violating the rules and close it down. You DO NOT pay to be a member of this forum, the forum is free and anyone can post. I expect the moderators to uphold the quality and integrity of this forum.
Finally I have only one person that I really have to answer to and that is myself. I will not post anything that I feel is crossing the line or forbidden, by the agreement I signed. If I do nothing I feel is ethically wrong then I don't worry about being caught or exposed and I can sleep at night. If I say I will not divulge any specific exam question then I will not. Telling someone an area to study is just directing them to more efficient study.
I must say I have enjoyed reading all the post I have gotten to so far and I think a good debate is invigorating for the mind.
Linda
Start by doing what is necessary: then do the possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible St Francis of Assisi
Now a retired substitute Teacher in NY, & SC
AA Liberal Studies TESC '08
BA in Natural Science/Mathematics TESC Sept '10
AAS Environmental safety and Security Technology TESC Dec '12
Start by doing what is necessary: then do the possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible St Francis of Assisi
Now a retired substitute Teacher in NY, & SC
AA Liberal Studies TESC '08
BA in Natural Science/Mathematics TESC Sept '10
AAS Environmental safety and Security Technology TESC Dec '12