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Then you should say you are allowing any question (or don't say anything at all). By addressing it in the FAQ and explicitly saying you allow it, you are imply
by misterbwong 15y ago
Then you should say you are allowing any question (or don't say anything at all).
By addressing it in the FAQ and explicitly saying you allow it, you are implying that you condone academic dishonesty.
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- blake8086 15y agoThat does sound a lot better.
- true_religion 15y agoWhat if the schools' homework policy is to allow collaboration between the student and any sources (including just looking stuff up on Wikipedia)? That was the defacto policy in my school. Homework was 5% of your grade, and was expected to just be a learning experience. The real trials were the labs and the projects. You could theoretically cheat by copying project code from somewhere, but without the explanation report you'd still get a 0.