`, 26 August 2009 (UTC) :::::::Once again, not giving out questions and answers to tests onto a popular website (in essence, mass producing cheat sheets) is not the same thing as ``hiding`` in a ``secret lair`` and ``discussing science in private.`` I'm sure you wouldn't vilify those not desiring to leak other kinds of tests online such as medical licensing exams, the SAT, etc. as ``hiding in secret lairs.`` Your argument amounts to using false words to add window dressing to what is actually done: leaking questions and answers to a test used to help vulnerable people, thus causing concrete harm to those people.  Your quote ``If the test is harmful as stated by some than making it less useful is a good thing`` can be interpreted to mean that making the test less useful also plays a role in such actions.  I hope that isn't part of your motivation.  Could you clarify that please?  04:56`