Study Content Policy

Last Updated: July 1, 2026

1. Purpose

EduthArt is built for lawful, constructive learning. This policy explains the standards that apply to study content, public decks, folders, comments, ratings, and related community activity.

2. What You May Share

You may create and publish content that:

  • Is educational, study-oriented, or otherwise lawful to use.
  • You created yourself, or have permission to upload and share.
  • Does not violate the privacy, safety, or rights of others.

3. What Is Not Allowed

  • Harassment, threats, hate, or abusive conduct.
  • Impersonation, deception, or fraudulent activity.
  • Uploading, sharing, or publishing content you do not have the right to use, including copyrighted materials where you lack permission.
  • Sharing private, sensitive, or confidential information about yourself or others without authorization.
  • Spam, scams, malware, or attempts to disrupt the platform.
  • Public content whose main purpose is abuse, exploitation, or other unlawful activity rather than learning.

4. Public Decks, Comments, and Ratings

If you publish a deck or folder, or leave a comment or rating, you are responsible for making sure the material is accurate enough for your intended use and appropriate for a public audience.

Public study content may be reviewed by EduthArt when we receive moderation reports or detect potential policy issues.

5. AI-Assisted Content

If you use EduthArt's AI features to create or revise study material, you remain responsible for reviewing the result before saving, sharing, or publishing it. AI-generated content may be incorrect, incomplete, or infringing if used carelessly.

6. Moderation and Enforcement

We may review content and account activity to investigate reports, abuse, fraud, or safety concerns.

Possible enforcement actions include:

  • Warnings or requests to edit content.
  • Hiding or removing public content.
  • Disabling public publishing for an account.
  • Suspending or terminating access to EduthArt.

7. Reporting Concerns

If you believe public content violates this policy, contact support@eduthart.com or use any in-product reporting flow that EduthArt makes available.

For educator reports about test banks, exam answers, or other assessment misuse, use the test content report form. For copyright complaints, use the DMCA form.