Instructions for posting

[Samudra Neelam Bhuyan]

Hi all

We are glad that you are using the google-groups effectively. However, in order to make it more user-friendly, I felt it would be a good idea if we kept the following guidelines in mind when posting new content:

1. In the subject line, put the topic name and 2 or 3 words identifying the problem.

e.g. "CR - Students, spirituality and cheating"

2. In the body of the message, please put the source from where you got the problem. If it is a book, please mention the edition too.

e.g. "Original Guide 12th edition"

Thank you for your cooperation! :)

Samudra

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Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion.
Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare.
Impossible is potential.
Impossible is temporary.
Impossible is nothing.

[sam...@gmattoppers.com]

For the benefit of the people who have joined recently... please
follow the following convention when posting to the group. It makes
everybody's life easier :)

Thank you!
Samudra
GMAT Toppers

[gmatrant]

Samudra/Amit/Sahitya -

It would be great if members in this forum actually specify the source
of the question in the subject header. There are lots of Manhattan
GMAT questions/Kaplan Test questions that are being posted for
clarification, while at the same time members are using
MGMAT(Manhattan) /Kaplan Tests to gauge their scores.

Having the source of the question in the subject will help others know
if they would want to take a shot at the question or not. Also MGMAT /
Kaplan questions should have detailed explanation and proper closure
esp from the staff at GMATToppers!. This would be great support!.

Also GMATToppers must ensure that the rules to posting are properly
followed.

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Subject : MGMAT1#CR#Ten Commandments
OG12#SC#North Atlantic tortoise

- gmatrant

On Sep 10, 11:35 am, "samu...@gmattoppers.com"

[sam...@gmattoppers.com]

I agree gmatrant.

Everyone, please put the source of the question in the Subject line
itself.

e.g. CR - OG - Cabinetmaking is art

Samudra