Great find River! It looks like the 2007 bulletin seems to have slightly different wording (pg 23) but the same intent
"Removing or attempting to remove test
content from the test center is strictly prohibited.
Under no circumstances may any part of
the test content viewed during a test administration
be removed, reproduced, and/or disclosed
in any form by any means (for
example, verbally, in writing, or electronically)
to any person or entity at any time. This
includes, but is not limited to, discussing or
disclosing such test content via e-mail; in any
Internet “chat room,” message board, or
other forum; or otherwise. This disclosure prohibition
applies before, during, and after any
administration of the GMAT® exam."
https://riyadh.usembassy.gov/root/pdfs/g ... n-2007.pdf I d
riverripper wrote:
Some people on BW seem to think that there is nothing in the rules about reading materials just posting them. I quote from page 8 of the information bulletin...that we all agree to when we take the test just because people dont read it doesnt mean they dont have to comply.
"In addition, when preparing to take the GMaT® exam, it is unethical, improper, and potentially illegal for prospective test takers to access, discuss, or otherwise use any GMaT® questions or answers that have not been released to the general public. if you enroll or participate in any test-preparation coursework that distributes, provides access to, or uses such GMaT® questions or answers, or provides a forum for others to share such information, your scores on the GMaT® exam may be canceled, and GMaC® may pursue other remedies. "
https://www.mba.com/NR/rdonlyres/18971069-E442-442D-9A62-B9DC00E64825/0/Bulletin_2008_WEB_PVR061108.pdfReading this it pretty much means anyone with a VIP membership could have their GMAT scores canceled because scoretop provided a forum for people to share this information.