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Do we need to be more explicit about homework questions?
I understand what you are saying. I certainly don't want this site to be completely turned into a "Do my homework for me" site, but, as in the question to which you refer, I think it may be OK to, onc …
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Extend the "end user" off topic definition to include bypassing network security/policies?
Since this is a forum for professional networking, I consider helping people to bypass network policies (for a network over which they have no control) to be unethical. I have to think how I would fe …
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