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human
Mods, can we get clarification on homework questions?

I'm under the impression from reading the rules, even with what seems to be a rewriting, that simply posting a homework question with no steps worked out, questions (about the problem) asked, etc. is not allowed. Yet not only do I keep seeing it, but people keep responding to it, with complete solutions. I have been reporting these posts, but maybe I am misinterpreting the rules? I also can't be the only one. There also used to be a bot to message posters about the rules.
gpt
Hi,

>simply posting a homework question with no steps worked out, questions (about the problem) asked, etc. is not allowed.

This is the correct reading of the rules. We want the poster to show effort and an attempt to solve it themselves. Unfortunately, we can't control the poster or the responders who just give an answer. When the OP responds to questions and clarification comments, we tend to leave those posts up as it does show some effort to learn.

When we see these types of posts, we do remove them. Reports help! Repeatedly posting images/questions with no attempt on part of the OP, results in them being banned for a time. 

The automoderator still leaves a comment on posts that are just images, asking OP to show their work/efforts.