Community guidelines

• Only publish study notes that are your own work, or that you have the right to share.
• Do not upload copyrighted material you do not own: textbook pages, publisher slides, past exam papers, or a professor's materials, unless you have permission.
• Do not share answer keys or solutions to graded assignments or exams that are still in use.

• The community is for understanding and studying, not for copying or academic dishonesty.
• Follow your institution's academic-integrity rules. Using shared notes to cheat can breach them.

• Tag your notes honestly (school, course, professor, language) so people find what they need.
• No personal data about others, no harassment, no hateful, illegal or harmful content.

• Anyone can report notes that break these rules. Reported notes may be hidden automatically pending review.
• If you are a rights-holder and believe content infringes your copyright, report it and we will act promptly.
• We may remove content or accounts that breach these guidelines.

When you publish notes to the community, you grant Rubric and other students a non-exclusive licence to view and study them within Rubric. You keep ownership, and you can remove your notes from the community at any time.