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swag · Answer

Hi, I can see that you are a new member here at OpenStudy so, I would first like to say Welcome to OpenStudy, I would like to point you to the chat pods these chat pods are where you can make new friends and talk to new people just like you, I would also like to emphasize our "NON-CHEATING POLICY" we ask here at OpenStudy that you do NOT post exam/Test questions if you are caught doing this we will notify your current school I would also like to ask you to check out the OpenStudy "Code of Conduct" http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct Please read this carefully and thoroughly. If you need any help feel free to message me or any other ambassador. Welcome to the OpenStudy Community! Ambassador SWAG

anonymous · Answer

I made ann account just to make this comment but, "Ambassador SWAG", you are a fluttering wingspan. Notifying someones school because someone wants the answer to one damn question is fluttered up. It's not "cheating" if they are still learning the answer to that question they had asked. I am in home studies and my school encourages students to use the internet to find the answers for their homework. You still learn from it. It is not "cheating" PLEASE go flutter yourself you wingspan