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02 Sep 2020, 13:26
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Varunsawhney8
Thanks Varunsawhney8 for the kind words. To be frank I am not worried about position marks and all. All I was frustrated are about not getting timely responses without proper explanation. Then how can we assume where we went wrong or right ? And giving respect is the minimum courtesy in public forum. See now others are making fun of me without knowing what actually happened. This is what happens. In fact only I know how couple of people played with me. Anyways all the best for your rest of the competition.
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Hello, it came to my attention that some members were cheating by posting questions on Facebook groups and other social sites, begging for solutions and using other people’s ideas . As the result, to discourage unfair practices and make this competition more similar to the real GMAT, we are changing some of the rules:
I apologize for these changes and lack of notice. I am sure it is inconvenient for some but unfortunately there are selfish individuals among us that ruin fun for everyone. I feel the only way to preserve the spirit of competition and to make it fair is to make it hard to cheat.
And if we still catch someone cheating by copying the work of others, we will not hesitate to eject them from GMAT Club
Thank you and good luck
BB
- On Thursday at 8 AM PST, (in about 12 hours) we will post 8 questions. Then at 9 AM, we will post 8 more questions.
- You will now have only 1 hour after questions are posted to receive points for posting an explanation. For example, if we post a question at 8 AM, you will NOT receive Kudos for your explanation if you post it after 9 AM the same day. Similarly, if we post a question at 9 AM, you will not receive Kudos for an explanation to that question after 10 AM. You will have 1 hour to solve 8 questions and post explanations – conditions somewhat similar to the real GMAT test.
- Kudos for the explanations will be given within 24 hours of question posting and points will be awarded as usual.
- Thursday evening questions will follow the same timeline – only explanations given within 1 hour of question posting will receive Kudos
I apologize for these changes and lack of notice. I am sure it is inconvenient for some but unfortunately there are selfish individuals among us that ruin fun for everyone. I feel the only way to preserve the spirit of competition and to make it fair is to make it hard to cheat.
And if we still catch someone cheating by copying the work of others, we will not hesitate to eject them from GMAT Club
Thank you and good luck
BB
02 Sep 2020, 20:00
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bb
Will we have 16 questions on Friday also?
Does it mean we will have 32 questions a day?
I guess business as usual for you!
