Ethical caution

[Ronny]

I've seen some posts on the forum lately that I think come close to straying over an ethical line. All of you who have taken DSST, CLEP or ECEs know that part of the process is agreeing not to divulge specific information about the exam. So, for instance "know the major battles of the Civil War, and the generals that fought them" or "the IC flash cards cover the content very well" seems OK to me, but "there was a question about who was the Confederate general at the battle of Chickamauga" I would think is over the line. I don't want to point any fingers, and I don't want to preach or be self-righteous, but what does everybody else think? I've really come to admire and respect this forum, and I'd hate for it to develop a negative reputation.

-Gary-

It is important to know what to study specifically. That is the point of this forum is it not? The advise I have received here has been spot on and I'm glad to assist others with specific advise on any exams I've taken. Knowing how to best focus our limited study time is essential to performing well on these exams!!!