Safety, anonymity & rules
This platform exists because students carry real risk — delayed papers, blocked graduations, and educators who abuse their power. It only works if it stays safe and fair.
You stay anonymous
Your email is never displayed. Reviews show only an anonymous handle. We ask for an account purely to stop one person posting fifty fake ratings.
Misconduct reports are private
Harassment, advances, sex-for-marks, bribery and withheld results are filed through a separate confidential form. They are never published on an educator's public page.
Rules for public reviews
- • Rate the teaching and the process, not the person's looks, identity or religion.
- • Say what happened factually. No insults, no threats, no slurs.
- • Do not accuse anyone of a crime in a public review — use the private report.
- • One rating per educator per student. Editing yours is allowed.
If you are in immediate danger
- • Contact your local emergency number. In many countries this is 112, 911, or 999.
- • Your campus has a dean of students, student affairs office, or anti-harassment desk — you may go with a friend, and you may put your complaint in writing.
- • Search online for a national gender-based violence helpline in your country. Many operate 24 hours and are free.
Confirm local helpline numbers before relying on them; services change by country.