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anonymous · Answer

thank you for your Reminder! :)

anonymous · Answer

i just wanted to say the same thing!!! we are here together to learn some thing not to cheat!!
cshalvey im agree with U... ;)

anonymous · Answer

Sounds good, if you want to work together, and learn - no problem from me. If you want to hand out solutions to each other, then there's a problem. If you see this kind of behavior, please report it immediately, thank you.

venomghost · Answer

I believe guidance can be provided but no answers at all, besides that very same thing is in the rules of conduit for MITx... I may suggest that if you are stuck you can check the MIT Opencourseware, plenty of quizes, help and video there too cheers to you all

anonymous · Answer

Totally agree @VenomGhost - and thank you. We're here to offer a place for people to work together and help each other, not just hand out solutions.

anonymous · Answer

The guidelines actually encourage students to collaborate on homework. However, it is near imposible to find a way to have someone review your solution and give you tips without giving away the answers to the entire web. I'm not looking to cheat, but I am looking to have someone point out flaws in my thinking before it's exam time.  Any thoughts?

radar · Answer

agree with thedug, explainging a procedure to obtain a solution is not the same as cheating.

anonymous · Answer

thanks for the reminder cshalvey, it will help us remember

anonymous · Answer

totally agree. Although once I did someone's homework.