> If you can't see that "helping other people in another class cheat" is violating the honour code then you might benefit from taking the time to do so.

I did, and I didn't see how. If Alice is helping Bob cheat, Bob is the one taking unfair advantage of others, not Alice. For all you know, Alice could be offering to help everyone cheat.

It's not like I'm saying something outlandish here. There's a reason most places have specific rules prohibiting assisting others with their violation. Even MIT goes out of its way to specifically call out "Facilitating Academic Dishonesty". [1]

[1] https://integrity.mit.edu/handbook/academic-integrity-mit/wh...