By using the eduFire forums you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions set out below.

These Conditions of Use are in addition to the eduFire Terms of Service

CONDITIONS OF USE
Being a member of the eduFire community and posting on the eduFire forums is done so in accordance with the following conditions:

1. Your posts will not contain anything that can be considered: vulgar, crude, sexist, racist, homophobic or otherwise offensive. This includes defamatory, threatening, obscene, harmful or pornographic material or material which would violate or infringe in any way upon the rights of others. Always treat other users with respect. Any post deemed to be as such will be moderated or deleted and the user may have posting rights removed.

2. No posts shall be made on the eduFire community forums that contain material that you do not own unless the owner has given appropriate permission.

3. You agree that eduFire is not responsible for third party material such as website links members may post on forums. Consequently, eduFire is not responsible for any external content accessed via the forums.

4. Forum posts that contain links to external websites may only be included when is it relevant to the discussion in question. Any community member excessively posting links to sites in a way that could be construed as advertising may have their posts moderated or removed.

5. Posts on the eduFire community forums or any associated chat feature are made by its members and eduFire gives no endorsement of such material.

6. Posts are monitored and the eduFire team may respond to or comment upon any discussion as well as edit or removal of any content at its discretion. Failure to remove posts does not constitute an eduFire endorsement or any kind of acceptance.

7. eduFire make no warranties as to the content posted on the community forums. The forums and any related services exist only to allow members to communicate.

8. eduFire reserves the right to modify, alter, or update these terms and conditions of use at any time and you agree to be bound by any such modifications.

9. eduFire reserves the right to terminate your use of the community forums and related services if it is determined that you have breached these terms and conditions. This includes any behaviour construed to be unacceptable.

10. If you would like to make any comments or give any feedback to eduFire about the community forums or any related services please message Marco C

Thanks for the reminder Marco. This will be a good way to clarify for users, good and bad behaviour on the site.

Thanks Marco!

Hey Marco – thanks for helping to keep our community fun, informative and safe!

Thanks Marco! Sounds great!

Thanks Marco

We all on Edufire need to be reminded now and again :)

Good to know!

Thanks for posting this Marco.

Yup! Good to know!

:)

Hi Marco!
I just registered in this website, thanks for your help :)
all the best,
roberto

thank you Marco C

got it.

good to know…..

Hi Marco!
Thank you for letting us know the terms and conditions to use edufire.
I have a question, Can I call a lady, that she is beautiful, because if I see a beautiful lady, I can’t stay silent until I don’t tell her, that she is beautiful.
hope you understand my problem,
see you soon :)

Hi Shahnawaz!

eduFire is a global community so we need to appreciate that other cultures may see that as too forward and inappropriate. So on this occasion I’d suggest that you don’t randomly send messages to females telling them they’re beautiful. I appreciate your intentions maybe innocent, however, it’s best not to say such things.

eduFire is a place for learning where students and teachers come together. If we can keep messages with that theme in mind it will save a lot of misunderstanding.

If you need anything clarified please send me a message.
Thanks!

Hi Marco!
Thanks for the reply.
I can understand.
I don’t randomly send messages to females telling them they’re beautiful.
I just told to this to one my students during the class, and she liked it, and I just wanted to know, if terms & conditions don’t have problem with it.
But I can understand now, sorry for the stupid question.
you’re welcome & see you soon :)

Hi!

I didn’t mean to suggest that you send random messages and it certainly wasn’t a stupid question. I’m actually glad you asked. As I said, my advice is to not say such things as at least that way you can get on with teaching, and your students learning.

Thanks!

ok, I understood now, Thank you Marco & nice to meet you :)
you’re welcome.
see you soon.

Do edufire have the right to place the valuable posts (without making it an old post) at the top most inorder for all the members to see .Mainly coz the posts have great value for Edufire website?

Hi Shami,

We ‘sticky’ some threads that we think are important for users to read for a period of time or indefinitely. If you need any further info…. let me know. :)

Thank you Marco….
I just asked coz there will be some great professional people who is interested to offer courses which cost high…Some students will be interested to take that….And it also have great benefit to Edufire too.So in that situation if the post become older later students will not get noticed.And cant be able to join the course .So I want to know Marco that whether Edufire have the right to make that post appear on top so that students could be registered for the post under a period of time.Hope you understand my question :)

Hi Shami! Posts that are created by eduFire users will drop down the list if they are not being added to. The best thing to do would be to go back into that same thread and add a post to it, that will make it rise to the top. I hope that helps :)

It’s nice that the terms are set out so simply and concisely, and are easy to find.
Thanks, Marco!

Julian thank you

nice