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I know that according to the NDA which you accept before taking the exam it is prohibited to discuss, reveal, share etc but the question is very hot - let's suppose I've faced a bunch of questions which are ...ambiguous or strange or do not have the correct answer IMO and I want to discuss it (in fact ask a question(s) and discuss possible answers using hivemind).

Posting each question as a separate thread on different board (e.g. SO\SU\ShP\DBA etc) is a bad idea (as for me) that's why this question has risen.

To not mess with the NDA and Microsoft rights, let's say I can "wrap an exam question in a "veiled form" of a SO-type question" for example.

Maybe the other (better?) way exists of course.

The main idea is that there is no "dedicated" site to discuss exam questions all around the Internet - and of course, I wouldn't say that dumps-selling sites are the perfect place to discuss the Q&A.

Anyway, I'll be very appreciated for pointing me in the right direction - I really hope that this idea has visited not only me and not only today:)

PS Do not offer the born-to-learn community, please.

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I know that according to the NDA which you accept before taking the exam it is prohibited to discuss, reveal, share etc

Let's not create a place for users to breach that NDA then.

The main idea is that there is no "dedicated" site to discuss exam questions all around the Internet

And the SE network is a site of Q/A sites, not a traditional forum and not suited for discussions.

Anyway, I'll be very appreciated for pointing me in the right direction

I doubt within the SE network there will be a place for such site. Both based on its format and the fact that the content would go stale quickly.

If all other options like Quora/reddit fail, host your own server with a BBS service on it.

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  • Sure I'm not suggesting the NDA breaking, I've clearly stated it in my initial post. And I disagree that SE is a just "Q&A" site - in fact, the discussions in answer comments are a part of a Q&A flow so the discussion has to be alas. However, I agree that the format is not well-suited for SE network but would disagree about questions being stale - that's relevant to all questions on SE network sites too - they can (and will) be stale during the time, so the exam questions discussion is the same situation. But I think in general you're right and SE boards aren't a good choice for it. Thanks
    – Sergey
    Commented Jan 12, 2018 at 19:23
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    @Sergey actually, comments are not for discussion but for asking clarifications. Here, comments are treated as a 2nd-class citizen and can be removed anytime. Ideally, posts shouldn't have any comments left after the OP has already handled all the issues/requests in their posts.
    – Meta Andrew T.
    Commented Jan 13, 2018 at 11:51

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