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- Treat others respectfully. Support disagreements with reasoned arguments.
- Before asking, check whether a conversation on the topic already exists.
- Use a specific title and explain what you have tried. If sharing a solution, explain when it helps and its limits.
- Cite sources and respect authorship. Identify examples, tests, and personal recommendations.
- Share only information you can make public. Remove passwords, keys, customer data, and personal information from examples.
- Avoid unsolicited advertising, repeated messages, impersonation, and misleading links.
- For exam preparation, use original questions and authorized resources. Do not post real questions obtained without authorization.
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The person who opens a question can mark a reply as a solution and change it later. This reflects the author's choice; it is not official Microsoft validation.
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The account uses a public username, private email address, and password. You first request an email link and choose a password when confirming the account. The email address is used for confirmation and access recovery; it does not appear in conversations. Resend delivers messages and receives the recipient and link content. Cryptographic hashes of the password and recovery code are stored, not their original values.
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