Trust and safety · Updated August 13, 2026
Community guidelines
Kirami is private by default. These rules apply when people collaborate, publish a resource, maintain a public profile, or participate in a group or community space.
Share to help someone study
Be accurate about what a resource is, credit sources, respect course rules and other people’s boundaries, and share only what you are allowed to distribute. Do not present generated material as verified fact or official instructor content.
1. Sexual exploitation and intimate content
Do not share sexual content involving a minor, grooming or exploitation material, nonconsensual intimate imagery, sexual deepfakes, sextortion, or links that facilitate this conduct.
2. Threats, hate, and harassment
Do not threaten violence, celebrate serious harm, target protected groups with hateful conduct, repeatedly harass a person, or coordinate abuse.
3. Privacy and impersonation
Do not expose private contact, location, health, education, financial, credential, or identity information; impersonate someone; or share recordings or images without required permission.
4. Restricted academic content
Do not share active or leaked exams, publisher test banks, secure-testing captures, instructor-only keys, proctoring bypasses, or other material obtained or distributed without authorization.
5. Copyright and ownership
Do not publish textbooks, lecture recordings, slides, images, notes, or other work unless you own it or have permission or another legal basis to distribute it.
6. Fraud, security abuse, and spam
Do not distribute malware, phish, evade safety or plan controls, manipulate engagement, sell account access, spam, or use Kirami to facilitate unlawful conduct.
Report, block, and get help
Use the Report control on the relevant public item whenever it is available. Include the exact URL or item ID and enough context to locate the concern; do not resend illegal, intimate, or active-exam content. You can block another user from supported profile and collaboration surfaces. For a missing report control, use the support form instructions.
If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
Review and enforcement
Kirami may limit distribution, hide, remove, preserve, or report content; restrict features; or suspend or terminate an account when reasonably necessary to protect people, investigate a report, enforce these rules or the Terms, or comply with law. Context, severity, intent, valid notices, repeated conduct, and available evidence can affect the response.
To appeal a content or account decision, use the moderation appeal form with the case number from the notice. It creates a tracked case and private status link. Do not submit duplicate appeals while one is pending.
Related: Terms of Service, Academic Integrity Policy, Copyright and DMCA Policy, and Privacy Policy.