Community guidelines

Last updated November 5, 2026

Slop votes

• Vote on whether a video teaches, not whether you agree with it or like the creator. A clear explanation of a view you disagree with can still be education.
• Use the reason chips (clickbait, entertainment not teaching, wrong or misleading, ad/promo) when one fits. They help the editor decide quickly.
• One vote per person per video. Don't use extra accounts, devices or bots, and don't organize pile-ons. Votes only put a video on the review list; they never take it down by themselves.

Reports

• Report a video that's broken, mislabelled, inaccurate or clearly not educational, and say what's wrong in a sentence.
• For a copyright problem or a creator removal, use the copyright page instead, so it's handled properly.

Suggestions

• Suggest channels, playlists and videos that genuinely teach. A short note on why helps.
• Creators are welcome to suggest their own channel, once. Repeated self-promotion slows things down for everyone.
• One suggestion is enough; repeats don't speed things up, and there's a daily limit.

Anything you write

• Be kind. No harassment, hate, threats or personal attacks, including about creators.
• Don't post other people's personal information.
• Playlist names you share publicly should be fine for anyone to see.
• No spam, scams, or links to malware.

What happens if these are broken

Most problems sort themselves out: votes from people whose flags editors keep declining count for less, and rate limits stop floods. Beyond that, we may ignore or remove submissions, turn off a share link, or suspend an account. Serious abuse or anything illegal may be reported to the right authorities.

Disagree with a decision? Tell us why. Decisions can be revisited, and good arguments change minds. See also the Terms of Use.