Where on earth has that thread gone?? When I click on it it says I don't have sufficient privileges to access it, which usually means it's been deleted
I doubt copyright has anything to do with it, otherwise all pastpaper/markscheme threads would be closed. I think it just has something to do with the fact that these are THE most recent papers (some only a day old!) I myself posted a recent paper and was asked by the mods "not to post recent papers" and that was all.
I doubt copyright has anything to do with it, otherwise all pastpaper/markscheme threads would be closed. I think it just has something to do with the fact that these are THE most recent papers (some only a day old!) I myself posted a recent paper and was asked by the mods "not to post recent papers" and that was all.
Meh. I took an educated guess. Mind, it might also be to do with the way in which it is presented. A fragmented discussion of various questions is arguably different to a produced 'finished' document.
Meh. I took an educated guess. Mind, it might also be to do with the way in which it is presented. A fragmented discussion of various questions is arguably different to a produced 'finished' document.
Yeah, but why would they mind us posting the papers, I can understand about the unofficial mark scheme though.
Yeah, but why would they mind us posting the papers, I can understand about the unofficial mark scheme though.
Because the papers are produced, and copyrighted, by Edexcel. So posting them is a breach of copyright. Of course, if people are simply sharing via TSR, there's not much they can do about it - I think it's any attempt at an ordered database of past papers that they have to avoid strongly, because anything else is really outside their powers. There'll always be PM and duplicate accounts and email address swapping.
Because the papers are produced, and copyrighted, by Edexcel. So posting them is a breach of copyright. Of course, if people are simply sharing via TSR, there's not much they can do about it - I think it's any attempt at an ordered database of past papers that they have to avoid strongly, because anything else is really outside their powers. There'll always be PM and duplicate accounts and email address swapping.
What, something along the lines of freeexampapers.com....?
It is frankly ridiculous. If Edexcel are going to be arses about copyright, along with the rest of their incompetence, they should not be ratified as an exam board...
I heard that you can't post edexcel papers because they are taken around the world at different times, so unless they are not recent ones you can post them.