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So, I know we can't talk specifics of the exam yet. But can we start talking about it with more specificity after the cancellation window closes? Or do we have to wait until the scores are released?

(I mean on TLS).

Never.

birdlaw117 wrote:Never.

Besides that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfrEE49T7VU

Do what these guys did

(In all seriousness, you're not supposed to, so don't expect anyone to tell you otherwise)

Never. The questions are the property of LSAC, and you have to buy access to them. You can't put their questions on a public forum any more than you can post downloaded music on this site. The legal technicalities behind my analogy may not be perfect, but you get the idea.

kaiser wrote:Never. The questions are the property of LSAC, and you have to buy access to them. You can't put their questions on a public forum any more than you can post downloaded music on this site. The legal technicalities behind my analogy may not be perfect, but you get the idea.

Ok. Got it. I was just wondering because I see on TLS posts like "PT54 LR1 Q3" discussing questions with some degree of specifics. Are we not allowed to do that after the six day period closes either?

kaiser wrote:Never. The questions are the property of LSAC, and you have to buy access to them. You can't put their questions on a public forum any more than you can post downloaded music on this site. The legal technicalities behind my analogy may not be perfect, but you get the idea.

This is wrong. Once the tests are published, you can discuss them freely.

aschup wrote:

kaiser wrote:Never. The questions are the property of LSAC, and you have to buy access to them. You can't put their questions on a public forum any more than you can post downloaded music on this site. The legal technicalities behind my analogy may not be perfect, but you get the idea.

This is wrong. Once the tests are published, you can discuss them freely.

Yeah I thought you just can't post them in their ENTIRETY.

aschup wrote:

kaiser wrote:Never. The questions are the property of LSAC, and you have to buy access to them. You can't put their questions on a public forum any more than you can post downloaded music on this site. The legal technicalities behind my analogy may not be perfect, but you get the idea.

This is wrong. Once the tests are published, you can discuss them freely.

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Thats what I meant. You can discuss them in the abstract, and even break down answer choices, but you just can't post them fully ever. By merely discussing them, people who don't have access to the Q's can't possibly get the benefit of them.

kaiser wrote:

aschup wrote:

kaiser wrote:Never. The questions are the property of LSAC, and you have to buy access to them. You can't put their questions on a public forum any more than you can post downloaded music on this site. The legal technicalities behind my analogy may not be perfect, but you get the idea.

This is wrong. Once the tests are published, you can discuss them freely.

.

Thats what I meant. You can discuss them in the abstract, and even break down answer choices, but you just can't post them fully ever. By merely discussing them, people who don't have access to the Q's can't possibly get the benefit of them.

But we can't do that until it's published? Or is the post-6 day period OK?

Not until scores are released. October 24-26.

hankypanky wrote:Or is the post-6 day period OK?

Not OK.

aschup wrote:

hankypanky wrote:Or is the post-6 day period OK?

Not OK.

Alright. Now everyone knows .

we can go public when the test goes public. Until that point it's looked at as an unfair advantage for the people who are not privy to this info. Only when the lsac can make money off all of us equally is it fair to freely talk about whether or not book H could of been on all 3 shelves.

The first rule of the LSAT is, you don't talk about the LSAT
The second rule of the LSAT is, you DON'T TALK ABOUT THE LSAT

Mauve Dinosaur wrote:The first rule of the LSAT is, you don't talk about the LSAT
The second rule of the LSAT is, you DON'T TALK ABOUT THE LSAT

LSATs go on as long as they have to, and if this is your first LSAT, you HAVE TO LSAT.

stfu u neurotic jew


jk

i just found your username to be funny lol

Are scores released at a specific time? Or just emailed at random in a 2 day span?

boalthopeful wrote:Are scores released at a specific time? Or just emailed at random in a 2 day span?

I think last time it started in the 3:30 pm EST area and continued for about 4-6 hours.

Cornelius wrote:

boalthopeful wrote:Are scores released at a specific time? Or just emailed at random in a 2 day span?

I think last time it started in the 3:30 pm EST area and continued for about 4-6 hours.

Yea, it appears that they are sent out in 'waves'.

neuroticjew wrote:

Mauve Dinosaur wrote:The first rule of the LSAT is, you don't talk about the LSAT
The second rule of the LSAT is, you DON'T TALK ABOUT THE LSAT

LSATs go on as long as they have to, and if this is your first LSAT, you HAVE TO LSAT.