Community Rules

ClassWeekly is a network of educators where users can ask questions, share tips and dive into conversations in educational spaces known as #communities. Educators can also access a curriculum-aligned worksheet library for grades K-5. All communities are governed by specific rules set by moderators and broader platform-wide guidelines enforced by ClassWeekly admins. Participation is shaped by upvotes, downvotes, and discussions, emphasizing a collaborative and respectful environment.

Guidelines and Rules:

Community Engagement: ClassWeekly encourages users to find #communities that feel like home while respecting the diversity of others' interests and opinions.

Respect and Privacy: Users are expected to interact without harassment, bullying, or infringing on others' privacy. Violations like revealing personal information or sharing explicit media without consent are prohibited.

Content Integrity: Authentic participation is key. Manipulative behaviors like spamming, vote rigging, or impersonation undermine the platform's integrity.

Prohibited Content: Explicitly illegal activities, predatory behavior, or sharing harmful content involving minors are strictly forbidden.

Labeling and Transparency: Content that is graphic, offensive, or explicit should be properly labeled to ensure predictable user experiences.

Legal Compliance: Users must avoid illegal content and transactions.

Enforcement:

ClassWeekly employs a range of actions to enforce these rules, including warnings, content removal, account suspensions, and, if necessary, banning individuals or entire communities.

Summary:

ClassWeekly thrives on mutual respect and shared values, relying on its users to uphold the spirit of its rules while fostering positive, inclusive interactions. It is a space defined by its users, for its users.