During a live, time-boxed civic OSINT drill, staff start posting the assigned questions into a public Discord server to crowdsource hints. What is the professional rule?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A live drill is a closed-book kitchen shift, not an open-mic night. Posting the assigned questions in a public Discord is asking the whole street to cook your order. If something is broken, use the official support door—not a community spoiler thread.
Full Explanation
Time-boxed civic and certification-style OSINT attempts are individual work products. Public community channels create spoiler and integrity problems and can violate stated engagement rules. Process or access issues go to the official support path designated for the drill, not to Discord, social media, or peer-city trading. Finish from public sources and your own notes.