Openstudy keeps a record of all original posts - edited, deleted, or otherwise. Openstudy also records your IP address. All your information is available for your school officials to review if they suspect you of breaking their honor codes.

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Openstudy keeps a record of all original posts - edited, deleted, or otherwise.  Openstudy also records your IP address.  All your information is available for your school officials to review if they suspect you of breaking their honor codes.

amistre64 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/52b219d1e4b02932bbbdac5a

beccaboo333 · Answer

Thanks for posting this @amistre64

amistre64 · Answer

youre welcome

joshawad · Answer

wait so my parents can see what im doin?! D:

amistre64 · Answer

parents, teachers, and the walmart greeter maybe

joshawad · Answer

how would they check if they don't know im using it?(im homeschooled so my teacher is a computer)

joshawad · Answer

so how would my parents know

amistre64 · Answer

have your parents forbade you from using this site?

amistre64 · Answer

Are you using this site to just get answers instead of studying the material?  Is your conduct a violation of out own Code of Conduct; or some honor code that you have with someone else?

joshawad · Answer

wtf

joshawad · Answer

1 sort of not really
they think im just collecting answers for my quizzes and tests

joshawad · Answer

and what is a honors agreement @amistre64

amistre64 · Answer

ive never read an honors agreement so you will have to consult whoever your made that agreement with.

amistre64 · Answer

if your intent to use this site is to study material and gain knowledge ... then you are using this site as WE intend it to be used.

if you are just using this site to get other people to give you answers, then there is no study or learning going on and you would be in violation of OUR code.

joshawad · Answer

ohh... I didn't know this thanks for posting this

anonymous · Answer

I think any normal person would try to learn by himself/herself rather than deluding himself/herself by getting people to solve their homework.

amistre64 · Answer

lol, the world quit acting normal along long time ago :)

anonymous · Answer

oh ok so not good

anonymous · Answer

You guys are awesome :)

anonymous · Answer

thanks

anonymous · Answer

but if you are lookin for help like to have it explained would it be our fault if someone just gives us the answers?

amistre64 · Answer

it would be your fault if you do not report such behaviour, or if you do not ask how they came to their answer.  Answers for the sake of answers is just not a good idea.

One persons says:  Its A
One persons says:  Its D
Two more say:  Its B

Who is correct, and when a similar problem comes up, how do we arrive at a suitable solution?