Where Can I Find the Guidelines for the Homework Forum?

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The guidelines for the Homework Forum can be found by selecting "Rules" from the main menu located just below the Physics Forums logo. Users expressed confusion about the location of these guidelines, prompting clarification. The discussion confirms that the guidelines are accessible through this menu option. A participant humorously notes they have not violated any rules yet, indicating a positive engagement with the forum. Clear directions to the guidelines help enhance user understanding and compliance.
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The subtitle for the homework forum reads "read the guidelines!"

Ok. Where are the guidelines?
 
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Borek said:
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5374

(Select Rules from the main menu, just below PF logo).

Aha! So that's where the rules are. I'm assuming I've yet to break any because no one's yelled at me yet. :approve:
 
Thank you, Borek.
 

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