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Community Guidelines
GimKit Join public games help teachers and students find live quiz rooms. These guidelines keep that space safe and useful for everyone.
Last updated: September 9, 2026
Purpose
Public game listings are optional. They exist so hosts can share open practice rooms and so students can discover community games. By making a game public, you agree to follow these rules.
Community rules
- No personal information. Do not share full names, addresses, phone numbers, social handles, or school IDs in game titles, host names, or chat.
- No inappropriate content. Quiz questions, titles, and player names must be school-appropriate. No profanity, hate speech, or adult themes.
- Educational purpose only. Public games should support learning, review, or good-faith practice—not trolling or off-topic disruption.
- Respect all players. Harassment, bullying, or targeting individuals is not allowed. Hosts should remove disruptive players when needed.
- No spam or advertising. Do not use public listings to promote unrelated products, services, or external links.
Enforcement
- Warnings. First-time or minor violations may receive a warning and removal of the public listing.
- Temporary bans. Repeated violations or serious reports can result in a temporary ban from public listings.
- Permanent bans. Severe abuse, illegal content, or repeated harassment may lead to permanent removal from the platform.
Games with multiple unresolved reports may be hidden automatically until reviewed.
Reporting violations
On any public game card, use Report game and choose a reason. You can also browse live codes to find listings to report.
Report reasons include inappropriate content, spam, harassment, technical issues, and other concerns.
Contact
Questions about moderation or appeals? Email [email protected] with the game code and a short description. We review messages as quickly as we can.