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If you post a question from the real GMAT and it comes to our attention, you will be banned and we will be forced to report your IP address to the concerned authorities.

If you are not sure about the source of a question, do not post it.

It is in everyone's interest to make this community better for all of us. If you find anyone not in compliance with this request, please let us know right away.

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To be considerate to your fellow members, please do not flood the forum with too many posts at once.

Up to 3 new posts in a hour is very good etiquette - lesser the better. Another good etiquette is to answer a couple of questions first before posting a new question.

All these are simple steps to ensure that everyone gets to ask their questions and have a chance to get them answered.

Also, please:

Do not post OA with the question. Give time for some discussion.

Post the practice questions in PS or DS subsections accordingly.

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Hear hear!

Praetorian: what's your opinion on posts that just say "I agree with ____" but add nothing to the topic?

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Re: Etiquette for Forum Participation [#permalink]

02 Feb 2008, 22:49

eschn3am wrote:

Hear hear!

Praetorian: what's your opinion on posts that just say "I agree with ____" but add nothing to the topic?

Ideally, everyone will take a lot of effort to explain their answers. It not only helps the author of the question, but it also helps our own ability.

I have learned to live with the fact that not everyone has the time or the motivation to be so thorough with their responses.

Re: Etiquette for Forum Participation [#permalink] 02 Feb 2008, 22:49

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