#🔒 I occasionally assist others with their academic projects and assignments.

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restive pumiceBOT
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@winter valve

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high girder
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!rule ad I guess? Because why would you post this - Just browse the questions and answer?

restive pumiceBOT
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Rules

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marsh void
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These channels are for requesting help with issues. If you'd like to help out, just wait for threads of questions you can answer

high girder
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!rule paid actually, I just noticed the keyword

restive pumiceBOT
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Rules

9. Do not offer or ask for paid work of any kind.

high girder
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!rule 5 also because "assisting others with academic projects and assignments on a paid basis" is cheating

restive pumiceBOT
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Rules

5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may violate terms of service, or that may be deemed inappropriate, malicious, or illegal.

high girder
rigid perch
high girder
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I mean, there's also some help you can do without making it cheating, but the paid sounded "I will do it for you... for a price"

rigid perch
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idk where you got that "paid" from?

high girder
rigid perch
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ah, i c

high girder
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OP was just shown as "typing"

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But mods have edit history

rigid perch
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anyway, I have to leave for dinner... bad timing

near skiff
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!warn 1295002889487388703 Don't advertise in this server. Also this is an inappropriate use of the help channels.

restive pumiceBOT
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:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied warning to @winter valve.

near skiff
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!close

restive pumiceBOT
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