Is anyone going to construct a december 2007 lsat wiki site?

[myz888]

I remember people trying to reconstruct the september 2007 test on wiki.  Is it going to happen again this time?  I thought it was pretty useful.

[jfile-lamb]

Please keep in mind that posting the LSAT questions and/or answers is in violation of the LSAC copyright and the security statement each test-taker signed on their answer sheet.  Any violation of LSAC security may result in cancellation of scores. 

[xaser]

loll what r u? the lsat police?

[CrnchyCereal]

A) The September 2007 post-mortem was shut down by LSAC not too long after it went up.
B) There chances are slim, but there is the chance you could be identified as having participated in this sort of thing and face some pretty nasty consequences.  Personally, I deleted all of my posts in the post-mortem thread for September after having come to the conclusion that it just wasn't worth the risk.

[Team Awesome]

Besides the ethical considerations, isn't the month of waiting just too fun to spoil??

[Klaydorf]

You know that South Park where Cartman can't wait the 6 weeks for the Wii to be released, so he buries himself in snow in order to freeze himself until the release date.  Butters doesn't come to dig him out, so he wakes up 100s of years into the future.  Well I think I want to bury myself in some snow.

[lp1283]

...Did some of the Dec. 07 threads disappear?

[lp1283]

  It was only a matter of time...

[xaser]

if LSAC cant enforce regulations on the internet.. no1 can.

[Groundhog]

if LSAC cant enforce regulations on the internet.. no1 can.

Looks like they are succeeding pretty well enforcing it on the boards now a days. FYI

Or in this case, me, but seriously, I don't like waking up as 1L finals approach to a ton of e-mails from LSAC, so...let's all follow the rules.