What are the rules for using ReviseOnline's community features?

Modified on Mon, 31 Aug at 4:10 PM

ReviseOnline is used by senior secondary students, teachers and school staff, and includes community features like class discussion threads, study group comments and shared notes. The full rules are in our Acceptable Use Policy - here's what it means day to day.

  • What you can do
  • What you can't do
  • How to report something
  • What happens if the rules are broken


What you can do

Ask and answer study questions in good faith, share your own notes and worked examples, discuss exam strategy and course content, and constructively review your own performance and goals.


What you can't do

You must not post content that harasses, bullies or threatens anyone; targets a person or group with discrimination or hate; infringes intellectual property, such as reproducing copyrighted exam papers or paid study notes without permission; contains illegal content; is sexually explicit or graphically violent; discloses someone else's personal information without consent; promotes academic misconduct, such as selling exam answers or ghost-writing assessments; spams the platform; distributes malware; or impersonates another student, teacher or organisation.


Reporting content

If you believe something breaches this policy, infringes your copyright or defames you, email support@reviseonline.com with a link to the content, a description of the issue, your name and contact email, and confirmation that you're authorised to make the request. We aim to acknowledge takedown requests within 2 business days and resolve them within 5. Urgent safety issues are escalated immediately and may be removed pending investigation.


Enforcement

Breaking these rules can result in a warning, a temporary suspension, or permanent removal of your account, depending on severity, and we may remove content or restrict access without prior notice where required to protect users or comply with the law. Schools may also be notified.


Read the full Acceptable Use Policy, or report a concern to support@reviseonline.com.

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