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"Prohibited activities include...activity unrelated or disruptive to the Services, such as intentionally distributing the wrong solutions to problems...posting multiple identical or near-identical messages or topics...Excerpt from Chegg's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Prohibited activities include...activity unrelated or disruptive to the Services, such as intentionally distributing the wrong solutions to problems...posting multiple identical or near-identical messages or topics...”
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