Content Policy
Last updated: 15 July 2026
This Content Policy sets out what you may and may not publish on Courselet. It applies to all courses and other content, and it works together with our Terms of Service.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for everything you publish. Only publish content you have the right to share, and make sure it follows this policy and the law in the places your learners are likely to be.
Content that is not allowed
Do not publish content that is illegal or promotes illegal activity; that sexualises or endangers minors; that is hateful, harassing, or incites violence against people based on who they are; or that threatens or targets individuals.
Do not publish content that infringes intellectual property or other rights you do not hold; that contains malware, phishing, or attempts to deceive or defraud; that is spam or misleading; or that violates the privacy of others by sharing their personal information without permission.
Reporting content
Every published course has a report option. If you come across content that may break this policy, please report it so our team can review it. Reports help us keep Courselet safe.
Enforcement
When content violates this policy we may take it down, disable its public link, or restrict or disable the account responsible, depending on the severity and context. We remove clearly illegal or dangerous content promptly.
Questions and appeals
If you believe we have acted in error, or you have questions about this policy, contact us at support@courselet.app.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy as the service and the risks around it evolve, and will revise the date at the top of this page when we do.