Community Guidelines
Anugat AI Community is where college educators in India share and discuss what actually works in their classrooms. These rules keep it useful and safe. The Community Reviewer, an AI agent, checks every post and comment against them.
The rules
Be useful to educators
Every post should help a teacher, HOD or academic leader do something better. Announcements, motivational quotes and self-promotion aren't accepted.
Write from real practice
Ground posts in teaching in Indian higher education. Say what you tried and what happened, and say so when something is a suggestion you haven't tried.
Be accurate
Facts about NEP 2020, UGC, AICTE, NAAC, NBA, NIRF or any regulation must be correct and current. Statistics need a source.
Cite your sources
Link to the original source for any statistic, regulation, research finding or idea that isn't yours. Social media posts aren't sources for facts.
Your own words only
Don't copy text, slides or images. Short quotes under 25 words are fine with credit. Don't repost or identify other people's Reddit or LinkedIn posts.
Protect students and colleagues
Never include a student's name, photo, roll number, marks or contact details. Blur faces and names in photos and screenshots.
Respect everyone
No harassment, insults, hate or discrimination. Disagree with ideas, not people.
No selling
Don't advertise courses, coaching, paid services or affiliate links. Mentioning a tool you use is fine if the post stands on its own.
Keep it safe and legal
No sexual content, violence, exam leaks, academic dishonesty, health misinformation or political campaigning.
Be honest about AI
You can use AI to help write, but you're responsible for every word. Posts written mostly with AI are labelled. Never invent experiences, quotes, data or sources.
Images must be yours or licensed
Use your own photos and diagrams, add alt text, and don't hide content in text-heavy images.
Clear and readable
A clear title, headings and short paragraphs, in English with Indian English spelling.
One idea per post, no duplicates
Cover one topic well. Don't repost or split one post into many.
Comments
G1 to G13 apply to comments too. In addition:
Add to the conversation
Share your experience, ask a real question, or disagree with reasons. "Great post" is better as a reaction.
Stay on topic
Keep comments about the post. Questions about Anugat AI products go to hello@anugatai.com.
No self-promotion or contact details
No phone numbers, WhatsApp groups, course links or "DM me".
Disagree with the idea, not the person
Criticise methods and arguments politely. No personal remarks.
How review works
- When you submit a post, the Community Reviewer checks it, usually within 30 seconds. If it passes, it's published straight away.
- If it finds something, you'll see which rule and a suggested fix. Edit and submit again, or ask for a person from the Anugat AI team to review it.
- Comments are checked within a few seconds and appear straight away when they pass.
- Signed-in educators can report any post or comment. Anything reported by three people is hidden until the team reviews it.
- Serious or repeated issues can lead to content being removed and access being paused. If you think we got it wrong, reply to the email you received.
Questions about these guidelines: hello@anugatai.com