Community Guidelines

It is only allowed to sell documents on Stuvia of which you own the copyright. While uploading documents to Stuvia, every seller declares that he/she owns the copyright of that document and therefore does not plagiarize. Violation of copyright law or plagiarizing yourself is prohibited on Stuvia. In the Checklist copyright you can read more about do’s and don’ts. In our Notice & Takedown procedure you can read about the possible consequences of violating copyright and committing plagiarism.

You are not allowed to infringe copyright or plagiarize, which includes, but is not limited to uploading:

• Whole PDF's of books, copied college slides or other work of professors/teachers;
• Documents that contain logo's, images, tables or graphs of third parties.

It is only allowed to sell document on Stuvia of which you own the copyright. Therefore, it is prohibited to sell documents of others on our platform. That included, but is not limited to:

• selling documents of others on Stuvia;
• selling documents on Stuvia that have been from outside our platform;
• selling documents that have been acquired on other platforms of for example competitors of Stuvia;
• selling documents from your educational institution or another official third party.

It is prohibited to create more than one Stuvia account with the purpose of affecting our business in a negative way. This includes, but is not limited to purchasing your own documents with your own account(s), offering the same document with more than one account and/or abusing the review system on Stuvia.

It is prohibited to abuse the message centre of Stuvia. This includes, but is not limited to offering commercial services to others, sharing personal information such as phone numbers, social media accounts and/or e-mailaddresses to cause a disadvantage for Stuvia, (undesirably) offering images or other material of a violent or sexual nature.

The document you purchase on Stuvia can only be used by you. It is prohibited to distribute document(s) to others. After purchasing a document on Stuvia, you will receive a document with a Stuvia watermark that contains your Stuvia username. You are the only person who is allowed to own and use that document.

Documents that are purchased on Stuvia can only serve as an aid for your studies. Therefore, it is prohibited to copy or use information from a purchased document in your own work or even submit whole documents (that have been purchased on Stuvia) as your own. This will be seen as plagiarism and can have consequences for your study.