Have you taken the community guidelines quiz?

[Heretic]

If so, do you realize just how vague and wide open to interpretation it is?
I just took the quiz, and it really seems, to not make much sense. I answered all of them, no, and i still got three right with out trying. It tells me that anything is a violation if someone wants it to be!
I answered all the questions no, on purpose, 3 were correct. Don't take this too seriously anyway man. The points don't mean anything really and if we didn't have something to gripe about, this would be a really boring place. Personally, i have deleted a lot of my own questions because i didn't like the selection of answers i had to choose from. I also delete my own answers sometimes because i changed my mind due to the questioner adding details later which conflicted with my views. Peace.
To the first answer, your first thumbs up, was mine.

 

[thejanith]

Of course I've taken it. It was 20 free points for very little work. I took it when I needed the points to level up.

If you had really paid attention to the Guidelines and the quiz, you'd know that this question you've just asked is a violation. It's pretty obvious from this that you did not take it seriously and weren't really paying much attention. You couldn't have been if you just marked everything "no."

You think getting three right out of ten proves that anything can be seen as a violation? No, it doesn't. All it proves is that some yes/no quizzes have some 'yes' answers and some 'no' answers as the correct choice. It speaks of odds and statistics, not of the accuracy of the Guidelines.