MyCampus Terms of Service

Effective Date: April 5, 2026 Last Updated: April 5, 2026 Version: 1.0

These Terms of Service ("Terms," "Agreement") constitute a legally binding contract between you ("you," "your," "User," "Member") and Krtuworks LLC ("Krtuworks," "Company," "we," "us," "our"), a Wyoming Limited Liability Company (Entity ID: 2022-001108715), formed on April 27, 2022, with its principal office at 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States of America, governing your access to, use of, and participation in the MyCampus platform, including but not limited to all mobile applications (iOS and Android), web-based interfaces, application programming interfaces ("APIs"), WebSocket connections, push notification delivery systems, background services, scheduled tasks, real-time communication channels, and all related services, features, content, and functionality offered by Krtuworks (collectively, the "Service" or "Platform").

BY CREATING AN ACCOUNT, DOWNLOADING THE APPLICATION, ACCESSING THE SERVICE THROUGH ANY MEANS, OR OTHERWISE INDICATING YOUR ACCEPTANCE, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS IN THEIR ENTIRETY, INCLUDING OUR PRIVACY POLICY (INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE). IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ANY PROVISION OF THESE TERMS, YOU MUST IMMEDIATELY CEASE ALL USE OF THE SERVICE AND DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: THESE TERMS CONTAIN A BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION CLAUSE AND CLASS ACTION WAIVER (SECTION 38). BY AGREEING TO THESE TERMS, YOU WAIVE YOUR RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT, CLASS-WIDE ARBITRATION, OR JURY TRIAL, EXCEPT AS DESCRIBED IN THE OPT-OUT PROVISION. PLEASE READ SECTION 38 CAREFULLY.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: THESE TERMS CONTAIN LIMITATION OF LIABILITY PROVISIONS (SECTION 34) THAT LIMIT THE REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO YOU. PLEASE READ THESE PROVISIONS CAREFULLY.

Part I -- General Terms

Acceptance, Modifications, and Entire Agreement
Eligibility and Access Requirements
Account Registration, Security, and Authentication
Description of the Service and Platform Features
User Content, Licenses, and Ownership
Beta Features, Experimental Functionality, and Service Availability

Part II -- Community Standards and Conduct

Community Guidelines and Behavioral Standards
Acceptable Use Policy and Technical Restrictions
Reporting, Content Moderation, Enforcement, and Appeals

Part III -- Core Feature Terms

Communities, Categories, and University Groups
Posts, Comments, Polls, and Engagement Features
Direct and Group Messaging
Voice and Video Calls
Matching and Discovery (Quickmatch)
Marketplace (Buy and Sell)
FindRoom Housing Listings
Clubs and Organizations
Company and Business Accounts

Part IV -- AI, Algorithm, and Technology Terms

AI-Assisted Features and Gossi
Feed Algorithm, Personalization, and Recommendations
Notifications, Schedules, and Academic Reminders
Media Upload, Storage, and Content Delivery
Real-Time Features
Telemetry, Analytics, and Performance Monitoring

Part V -- Payments and Commerce

Payments, Fees, and Financial Terms

Part VI -- Intellectual Property

Our Intellectual Property Rights
Copyright Policy and DMCA Procedures
Trademark Policy

Part VII -- Privacy and Data

Privacy and Data Protection
Data Retention, Deletion, and Portability
Account Deletion, Hard Delete, and Data Erasure

Part VIII -- Legal Terms

Third-Party Services and Integrations
Disclaimers and Warranty Exclusions
Limitation of Liability
Indemnification and Hold Harmless
Account Suspension, Restriction, and Termination
Informal Dispute Resolution
Binding Arbitration and Class Action Waiver
Governing Law and Jurisdiction
International Users and Jurisdictional Provisions

Part IX -- General Provisions

Force Majeure
Severability
No Waiver
Assignment and Transfer
Entire Agreement and Order of Precedence
Electronic Communications and Notices
Feedback, Suggestions, and Ideas
Accessibility
Open Source and Third-Party Software
Export Compliance and Sanctions
Government End Users
Survival
Headings and Interpretation
Contact Information
Definitions

PART I -- GENERAL TERMS

1. Acceptance, Modifications, and Entire Agreement

1.1 Formation of Agreement

These Terms become effective and legally binding upon the earliest of:

(a) your creation of a MyCampus account;

(b) your download or installation of any MyCampus application;

(c) your access to or use of the Service through any means, including web browsers, mobile applications, APIs, or third-party integrations;

(d) your clicking "I Agree," "Accept," "Sign Up," or any similar affirmative action indicating acceptance. If you are accepting these Terms on behalf of an entity (such as a company, university club, or organization), you represent and warrant that you have the legal authority to bind that entity to these Terms, and "you" shall refer to that entity.

1.2 Incorporated Documents

These Terms incorporate by reference the following documents, each of which forms an integral part of this Agreement:

(a) Privacy Policy -- Describes our data collection, use, sharing, retention, and protection practices;

(b) Community Guidelines -- Detailed behavioral standards and content policies (set forth in Section 7);

(d) Copyright and DMCA Policy -- Procedures for intellectual property claims (set forth in Section 27);

(e) Any supplemental terms, policies, or guidelines presented to you when you access specific features or services.

In the event of a conflict between these Terms and any supplemental terms applicable to a specific feature, the supplemental terms shall govern with respect to that feature to the extent of the conflict.

1.3 Amendments and Modifications

Krtuworks reserves the right to modify, amend, supplement, or replace these Terms at any time at its sole discretion. When we make changes:

(a) Material changes: We will update the "Effective Date" and "Last Updated" fields above, increment the version number, and provide notice through one or more of the following channels: in-app notification, push notification, email to your registered address, or a prominent banner within the Service. Material changes include, but are not limited to, modifications to arbitration provisions, limitation of liability, data processing practices, pricing terms, or changes that materially reduce your rights or increase your obligations.

(b) Non-material changes: Minor corrections, clarifications, formatting adjustments, or updates to reflect existing practices may be made without advance notice, though we will update the "Last Updated" date.

(c) Consent requirement: Where required by applicable law (including but not limited to EU consumer protection directives, Turkish consumer protection law, or other mandatory consumer protection frameworks), we will seek your affirmative consent before material changes take effect.

(d) Effective date: Unless otherwise specified or required by law, material changes take effect thirty (30) days after the notice is provided. Your continued use of the Service after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the modified Terms.

(e) Rejection: If you do not agree to any modification, your sole and exclusive remedy is to stop using the Service and delete your account before the effective date. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance.

(f) Prior versions: Previous versions of these Terms are available upon written request to [email protected]. We maintain an archive of all material revisions.

1.4 Supplemental Terms for Specific Features

Certain features within the Service may be subject to additional terms, conditions, guidelines, or rules ("Supplemental Terms") that are presented to you when you access or use those features. Supplemental Terms are in addition to, and shall be deemed a part of, these Terms. You agree to the applicable Supplemental Terms before using such features. Examples include, but are not limited to:

(a) Marketplace listing and transaction terms;

(b) Company and business account terms;

(d) Payment processing terms (as applicable through third-party processors);

(e) AI feature usage terms;

(f) Beta and experimental feature terms.

1.5 Electronic Agreement

You acknowledge and agree that clicking "I Agree," "Accept," "Sign Up," or creating an account constitutes your electronic signature and expresses your intent to be bound by these Terms with the same legal force and effect as a handwritten signature. This Agreement satisfies any legal requirement for a "writing" or "signed agreement" to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, including the U.S. Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (E-SIGN Act), the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA), and the EU Electronic Identification and Trust Services Regulation (eIDAS).

2. Eligibility and Access Requirements

2.1 Minimum Age

You must be at least sixteen (16) years of age to create an account and use the Service. If the laws of your jurisdiction require a higher minimum age for:

(a) entering into binding contracts;

(b) consenting to the processing of personal data;

(d) participating in online marketplaces or matching services, then you must meet that higher age requirement. In jurisdictions where the minimum age for data processing consent is higher than sixteen (e.g., certain requirements under the EU General Data Protection Regulation as implemented by member states), you must meet the locally required minimum age. By creating an account, you represent and warrant that you meet the applicable minimum age requirement.

If you are between sixteen (16) years of age and the age of legal majority in your jurisdiction (typically eighteen (18) in most jurisdictions), your parent or legal guardian must review and agree to these Terms on your behalf before you may use the Service. By permitting a minor to use the Service, the parent or legal guardian agrees to:

(a) supervise the minor's use of the Service;

(b) assume all risks associated with the minor's use, including data transfers to third parties as described in our Privacy Policy;

(d) be personally liable for the minor's activity on the Service. Krtuworks reserves the right to require verification of parental or guardian consent at any time.

2.3 University Affiliation Requirement

The Service is designed for the university community. Account registration requires a valid email address from a recognized university or educational institution email domain in our database. By registering, you represent and warrant that:

(a) You are a current or former student, faculty member, researcher, staff member, or otherwise authorized user at the educational institution associated with your email address;

(b) You are authorized to use the email address you provide for registration purposes and that such use does not violate any policy of the issuing institution;

(c) Your affiliation with the institution is genuine, truthful, and was not obtained through fraudulent, deceptive, or unauthorized means;

(d) You will promptly notify us if your affiliation status changes in a way that may affect your eligibility to use the Service;

(e) You acknowledge that we may verify your affiliation at any time through any reasonable means, including but not limited to email re-verification, and that failure to verify may result in account suspension or termination.

2.4 Company and Business Account Eligibility

In addition to university-affiliated individual accounts, the Service supports company and business accounts ("Company Accounts"). Company Accounts are available to legitimate businesses and organizations that wish to engage with the university community. By creating a Company Account, you represent and warrant that:

(a) You are authorized to act on behalf of the company or organization;

(b) The company or organization is a legitimate, legally registered entity;

(d) You will comply with all applicable laws regarding commercial communications with students;

(e) You understand and accept the verification requirements and tier-based access restrictions applicable to Company Accounts (see Section 18).

2.5 Absolute Restrictions

You may not create an account or use the Service if:

(a) You were previously permanently banned from the Service, unless you have received explicit written authorization from Krtuworks to create a new account;

(b) You are prohibited from receiving or using the Service under the laws of your jurisdiction or the laws of the United States of America;

(c) You are listed on any U.S. Government sanctions list, including but not limited to the U.S. Treasury Department's Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List (SDN List), the U.S. Commerce Department's Denied Persons List, Entity List, or Unverified List;

(d) You are ordinarily resident in a country or territory subject to comprehensive U.S. economic sanctions (currently including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine);

(e) You are acting on behalf of or for the benefit of any person or entity described in subsections (c) or (d);

(f) You intend to use the Service for any purpose that is unlawful, harmful, or prohibited by these Terms;

(g) You have been convicted of a violent crime, sexual offense, or any offense involving minors, and such conviction would make your use of the Service a risk to other users, as determined by applicable law.

2.6 Verification Rights

Krtuworks reserves the right, but assumes no obligation, to verify any information you provide, including but not limited to your age, identity, university affiliation, company registration, and compliance with eligibility requirements. Verification methods may include, without limitation: email domain verification, document review, third-party identity verification services, manual review by our trust and safety team, or any other reasonable method. Failure or refusal to cooperate with verification requests may result in immediate account suspension or termination. You acknowledge that verification does not create any representation or warranty by Krtuworks regarding the accuracy of other users' information.

3. Account Registration, Security, and Authentication

3.1 Account Information and Accuracy

You must provide truthful, accurate, current, and complete information during registration and maintain the accuracy of such information throughout your use of the Service. Specifically:

(a) Username: Your username must be unique, must not impersonate another person or entity, must not be offensive, misleading, or violate any third party's rights. Usernames that are inactive, abandoned, or violate these Terms may be reclaimed by Krtuworks. Deleted usernames are reserved for a period of ninety (90) days and cannot be registered by another user during that period.

(b) Email address: Must be a valid, active email address at a recognized university domain (for individual accounts) or a legitimate business email (for Company Accounts). You must have authorized access to this email address.

(c) Profile information: Any information you provide in your profile (including bio, department, entry year, gender, birth date, avatar, banner image, and social media links) must be truthful and not misleading.

(d) Updates: You must promptly update your account information if it changes. Failure to maintain accurate information may result in inability to recover your account, receive important notifications, or access certain features.

3.2 Single Account Policy

Each individual is permitted one (1) active account on the Service at any time, except where multiple accounts are explicitly authorized by Krtuworks (such as Company Account sub-accounts described in Section 18). You may not:

(a) Create or maintain multiple accounts to circumvent enforcement actions, rate limits, voting restrictions, or any other Service limitations;

(b) Create accounts using automated tools, bots, scripts, or any non-manual method;

(d) Transfer, sell, lease, lend, or otherwise make your account available to any other person without explicit written authorization from Krtuworks;

(e) Use another person's account or credentials without their permission.

Violation of the single account policy may result in termination of all associated accounts without notice.

3.3 Account Security and Responsibility

You are solely and exclusively responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and security of your account credentials, including your password, two-factor authentication devices, backup codes, passkeys, and any session tokens. You agree to:

(a) Create a strong, unique password that is not used for any other service or account;

(b) Never share, disclose, or transfer your login credentials, authentication devices, or backup codes to any other person, including Krtuworks employees (we will never ask for your password);

(c) Immediately notify Krtuworks at [email protected] if you suspect or become aware of any unauthorized access to or use of your account, any security breach, or any loss or theft of your credentials or devices;

(d) Log out of your account on shared or public devices;

(e) Accept full responsibility and liability for all activity that occurs under your account, whether or not authorized by you, except to the extent caused by a breach of our security obligations.

Krtuworks shall not be liable for any loss, damage, or unauthorized activity resulting from your failure to comply with these security obligations. You agree to indemnify and hold harmless Krtuworks for any claims arising from unauthorized use of your account that results from your negligence or failure to safeguard your credentials.

3.4 Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

The Service offers optional two-factor authentication to enhance account security. Available methods include:

(a) Authenticator apps: Compatible with standard authenticator applications (Google Authenticator, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator, and similar). Generates time-limited verification codes.

(b) Email verification codes: One-time codes sent to your registered email address, with configurable resend limits and cooldown periods to prevent abuse.

(c) Passkeys: Hardware security keys, biometric authenticators (Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello), and other compatible devices providing secure, phishing-resistant authentication.

We strongly recommend enabling at least one 2FA method. You are solely responsible for: safeguarding your 2FA devices, authenticator applications, and hardware security keys; securely storing backup codes in a location separate from your primary device; maintaining access to your registered email address for email-based verification; and promptly revoking compromised authenticators through the account security settings.

3.5 Backup Codes and Recovery Methods

Upon enabling 2FA, you will be provided with a set of single-use backup codes. These codes serve as your emergency access method if you lose access to your primary 2FA device. You acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Backup codes are generated once and cannot be retrieved if lost -- they must be stored securely at the time of generation;

(b) Each backup code may be used only once and is permanently consumed upon use;

(c) You may regenerate a new set of backup codes at any time through your account settings, which invalidates all previously generated codes;

(d) Krtuworks cannot bypass, reset, or override 2FA protections on your behalf without proper identity verification through our account recovery process;

(e) Loss of all 2FA methods and backup codes may result in permanent loss of access to your account.

3.6 Account Recovery

If you lose access to your account, the following recovery options may be available depending on your circumstances:

(a) Password reset: Available through your registered email address. Password reset tokens expire within fifteen (15) minutes of issuance.

(b) 2FA recovery: If you have lost access to your 2FA device, you may submit a recovery request with supporting verification documentation. Recovery requests are reviewed by our trust and safety team and processed within twenty-four to forty-eight (24-48) hours. We may require government-issued identification, academic documents, or other verification materials.

(c) Graduate recovery: If your university email address is no longer accessible (e.g., due to graduation, transfer, or institutional changes), you may submit a graduate recovery request with supporting academic documents (transcripts, diplomas, enrollment verification letters). A recovery email (personal email address) must have been previously configured in your account settings. Recovery documents are reviewed and permanently deleted from our systems promptly after the verification decision.

(d) Identity verification: All recovery methods require successful identity verification. Krtuworks reserves the right to deny recovery requests if identity cannot be satisfactorily verified, if the account has been terminated for violations, or if granting access would pose a safety or security risk.

3.7 Sessions and Device Management

Your authenticated sessions have defined expiration periods set by Krtuworks. You acknowledge that:

(a) Krtuworks may revoke, expire, or invalidate any session at its discretion for security purposes, service maintenance, or policy enforcement;

(b) You may have multiple concurrent active sessions across devices;

(d) Logging out on one device does not automatically terminate sessions on other devices unless you explicitly revoke all sessions;

(e) Session information (including device name, device type, operating system, IP address, approximate location, and last activity time) is collected and displayed to you for security monitoring purposes;

(f) You will receive a notification when a new session is created on a previously unrecognized device, including the device name and approximate location.

When a new session is established from a device or location that has not been previously associated with your account, you will receive a security alert notification through available channels (push notification, in-app notification). This alert includes the device name, device type, and masked IP address. If you did not initiate this login, you should immediately secure your account by changing your password and revoking unauthorized sessions.

4. Description of the Service and Platform Features

4.1 Overview

MyCampus is a comprehensive, global, university-focused social networking platform that connects students, faculty, staff, alumni, and verified businesses within and across university communities. The Platform is developed, operated, and maintained by Krtuworks LLC. The Service enables users to create and participate in university-specific communities, share content, communicate privately and publicly, discover and connect with other users, buy and sell goods and services, find housing, manage clubs and organizations, receive academic reminders, and engage with AI-powered features -- all within a university-centered ecosystem.

4.2 Core Features

The Service currently includes the following features and functionality, each of which is subject to the specific terms set forth in the applicable sections of this Agreement:

(a) University Communities and Groups -- Creating, joining, and participating in university-specific communities organized by categories (general, confessions, departments, courses, professors, dormitories, events) with content feeds, discussions, and engagement features (Section 10);

(b) Posts, Comments, and Polls -- Text, image, video, and mixed-media content creation with voting (upvotes and downvotes), threaded comments with depth controls, polls with vote tracking, mentions, saves, shares, and engagement analytics (Section 11);

(c) Confession and Anonymous Posts -- Anonymous posting within designated communities where the author's identity is concealed from other users but retained by Krtuworks for safety, moderation, and legal compliance purposes (Section 11);

(d) Direct and Group Messaging -- Private one-on-one and group conversations with text, media attachments, voice notes, file sharing, message reactions, reply threading, starred messages, read receipts, and delivery tracking (Section 12);

(e) Voice and Video Calls -- Real-time voice and video communication between users facilitated through third-party infrastructure (Section 13);

(f) Matching and Discovery (Quickmatch) -- Profile-based matching with swipe mechanics, interest-based and location-based discovery, daily swipe limits, and connection management (Section 14);

(g) Marketplace (Buy and Sell) -- Listing, browsing, and purchasing goods and services within the university community with QR-based transaction verification, seller ratings, and categorized listings (Section 15);

(h) FindRoom Housing Listings -- Housing listing and roommate discovery with detailed property information, filtering, preferences, and location-based search (Section 16);

(i) Clubs and Organizations -- Structured club management with hierarchical roles, governance terms, committees, events, announcements, member approval workflows, and club ratings (Section 17);

(j) Company and Business Accounts -- Business presence within the university ecosystem with multi-role account hierarchy (Owner, Admin, Poster), verification tiers, nine fixed content categories, cross-university posting, and company ratings (Section 18);

(k) AI-Assisted Features (Gossi) -- AI-powered conversational agent providing reply suggestions, content engagement (voting), per-user contextual memory, and automated media analysis, with user controls for memory management and usage limits (Section 19);

(l) Feed Personalization and Algorithm -- Algorithmic and chronological feed options, trending content identification, engagement-based ranking, interaction scoring, and user preference controls including "not interested" filtering (Section 20);

(m) Notifications and Academic Schedules -- Push notifications, in-app notification history, academic schedule integration, class reminders, exam reminders, schedule conflict detection, and schedule sharing between users, with granular per-type notification preference controls for both push delivery and history storage (Section 21);

(n) Media Upload and Content Delivery -- Image and video upload with server-side processing, compression, format validation, content deduplication, cloud storage (CDN provider R2), and content delivery network distribution (Section 22);

(o) Real-Time Features -- real-time updates for posts, comments, votes, messages, typing indicators, online status, and live engagement counters (Section 23);

(p) Telemetry and Analytics -- Usage analytics including content engagement tracking, scroll depth, session duration, screen views, and interaction patterns for service improvement and personalization (Section 24);

(q) Reporting and Moderation -- Content and user reporting tools, tiered enforcement system, human review processes, and structured appeals procedures (Section 9);

(r) Account Security -- Two-factor authentication (TOTP, email codes, passkeys/WebAuthn), session management, new login alerts, account freeze and recovery mechanisms (Section 3);

(s) Social Features -- Follow and follower system, user blocking, mention system, profile customization with social media links, online status indicators, and interaction scoring.

4.3 Service Availability and Modifications

The Service is provided on an "as available" basis. Krtuworks reserves the right, at its sole discretion and at any time, to:

(a) Modify, update, improve, or alter any feature or functionality of the Service;

(b) Add new features, services, or functionality;

(d) Change the technical requirements, supported platforms, or system requirements;

(e) Impose new limits on the use of the Service or any feature thereof;

(f) Restrict access to certain features based on geographic location, university affiliation, account type, verification status, or any other criteria.

Krtuworks will make commercially reasonable efforts to provide advance notice of material changes that significantly affect your use of the Service, but is under no obligation to do so except as required by applicable law. We do not guarantee uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free operation of the Service.

4.4 Platform Maintenance and Downtime

Krtuworks may perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on the Service, which may result in temporary unavailability. We will endeavor to perform scheduled maintenance during off-peak hours and provide reasonable advance notice where practicable. Emergency maintenance to address security vulnerabilities, data integrity issues, or critical system failures may be performed without advance notice.

5. User Content, Licenses, and Ownership

5.1 Definition of User Content

"User Content" means any and all content, information, data, text, software, photographs, images, graphics, videos, audio recordings, voice notes, files, documents, messages, reactions, polls, poll responses, ratings, reviews, listings, profiles, comments, posts, links, and any other material or information that you create, upload, submit, transmit, store, display, distribute, or otherwise make available through or in connection with the Service.

5.2 Your Ownership

You retain all rights, title, and interest in and to your User Content, subject to the licenses granted in these Terms. Krtuworks does not claim ownership of your User Content. Nothing in these Terms shall be construed to transfer ownership of your User Content to Krtuworks or any third party.

5.3 License to Krtuworks

By creating, uploading, submitting, or otherwise making User Content available through the Service, you hereby grant Krtuworks a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, fully paid-up, sublicensable (through multiple tiers), transferable, perpetual (subject to Section 5.8), and irrevocable license to:

(a) Host, store, cache, reproduce, distribute, display (publicly and privately), and perform (publicly and privately) your User Content;

(b) Modify, adapt, translate, create derivative works of, and reformat your User Content solely for the purposes of formatting, displaying, distributing, and operating the Service (for example, resizing images, generating thumbnails, compressing media, optimizing for different devices and screen sizes, and generating content previews);

(c) Use your User Content in connection with the operation, maintenance, improvement, promotion, and marketing of the Service;

(d) Process your User Content through automated systems and algorithms for the purposes of content moderation, safety analysis, spam detection, media analysis, feed ranking, search indexing, and other Service operations;

(e) Archive and backup your User Content as part of our standard backup and disaster recovery processes;

(f) Sublicense the foregoing rights to our service providers, hosting partners, content delivery networks, and other third parties who assist in operating the Service, solely for the purposes described in this Section.

This license is granted solely for the purpose of enabling Krtuworks to provide, operate, maintain, improve, and promote the Service and is subject to the limitations described in this Section and our Privacy Policy.

5.4 License to Other Users

When you share User Content with other users through the Service (including posting to communities, sending messages, listing items on the marketplace, publishing housing listings, or otherwise making content accessible to other users), you grant those users a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license to view, access, and interact with that content as intended by the functionality of the Service. This license does not include the right to download, copy, redistribute, modify, or commercialize your content outside the Service unless you explicitly authorize such use.

5.5 Your Representations and Warranties

By creating, uploading, or sharing User Content, you represent and warrant that:

(a) You are the creator and owner of the User Content, or you have obtained all necessary rights, licenses, consents, and permissions to grant the licenses described in these Terms;

(b) Your User Content does not and will not infringe, misappropriate, or violate any third party's intellectual property rights, privacy rights, publicity rights, moral rights, or any other proprietary rights;

(c) Your User Content complies with these Terms, our Community Guidelines, and all applicable local, state, national, and international laws and regulations;

(d) Your User Content does not contain any viruses, malware, trojan horses, worms, time bombs, or other harmful or disruptive code;

(e) You have obtained all necessary consents from any identifiable individuals appearing in or referenced by your User Content, including but not limited to consent for the use of their name, likeness, image, voice, and personal information;

(f) Your User Content is not false, misleading, deceptive, or fraudulent;

(g) If your User Content includes or references trademarked material, you have the necessary authorization to use such material.

5.6 Confession and Anonymous Posts

The Service supports anonymous posting within designated communities ("Confession Posts"). You acknowledge and agree that:

(a) While Confession Posts appear anonymous to other users, Krtuworks retains the technical ability to identify authors for safety, content moderation, law enforcement cooperation, and legal compliance purposes;

(b) Anonymity on the Service is a feature, not a right, and does not shield you from accountability for your content or actions;

(c) Krtuworks may disclose the identity of anonymous post authors in response to valid legal process, credible threats to safety, or as otherwise required by law;

(d) Anonymous posting does not exempt you from compliance with these Terms, Community Guidelines, or applicable law;

(e) Abuse of the anonymity feature (e.g., using it to harass, threaten, or defame others while avoiding accountability) may result in enhanced enforcement actions.

5.7 Content Removal and Moderation

Krtuworks reserves the right, but assumes no obligation, to:

(a) Review, screen, filter, or monitor User Content at any time and for any reason, using automated systems, human reviewers, or a combination thereof;

(b) Remove, disable, restrict, or refuse to distribute any User Content that, in our sole judgment, violates these Terms, our Community Guidelines, or applicable law;

(c) Remove or modify User Content that is required to be removed under applicable law, court order, or regulatory directive;

(d) Take action against accounts that repeatedly post content that violates these Terms;

(e) Cooperate with law enforcement agencies and comply with legal processes regarding User Content.

Removal of User Content does not imply any admission or determination regarding the content's legality, accuracy, or appropriateness. We may preserve copies of removed content for evidentiary, legal compliance, or operational purposes as described in our Privacy Policy and data retention schedule.

5.8 Content License Duration

The license granted in Section 5.3 continues for a commercially reasonable period after you delete your User Content or your account, solely to the extent necessary to:

(a) Complete pending operations (e.g., message delivery, notification processing, backup completion);

(b) Comply with legal obligations (e.g., law enforcement preservation requests, ongoing legal proceedings, regulatory record-keeping requirements);

(d) Preserve content that has been shared, reposted, or incorporated into other users' content in ways that make complete deletion technically impracticable.

For content that has not been shared with or incorporated into the content of other users, the license terminates within a commercially reasonable period following deletion, which shall not exceed the longest applicable retention period described in our Privacy Policy.

5.9 No Backup Guarantee

Krtuworks does not guarantee the preservation, integrity, or availability of User Content. While we employ commercially reasonable backup and disaster recovery measures, we are not responsible for the loss, corruption, or deletion of User Content due to system failures, security incidents, user error, or any other cause. You are solely responsible for maintaining your own backups of any User Content that is important to you.

5.10 AI Processing of User Content

By using the Service, you acknowledge and consent to the automated processing of User Content by AI systems for the purposes described in Section 19, including but not limited to: AI-assisted reply generation, automated media analysis, content safety screening, and spam detection. You retain all rights to your User Content as described in this Section, and such processing is conducted solely for the purposes of providing and improving the Service. We do not use your User Content to train general-purpose AI models.

6. Beta Features, Experimental Functionality, and Service Availability

6.1 Beta and Experimental Features

The Service may include features, tools, interfaces, or functionality designated as "beta," "preview," "experimental," "early access," "labs," or similar designations ("Beta Features"). Beta Features are provided for testing and evaluation purposes and are subject to the following additional terms:

(a) Beta Features are provided "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE" without any warranty, representation, or guarantee of any kind, express or implied;

(b) Beta Features may contain bugs, errors, defects, inaccuracies, security vulnerabilities, or other issues that may cause data loss, service interruptions, or unexpected behavior;

(c) Beta Features may be modified, suspended, or permanently discontinued at any time without advance notice or liability;

(d) Data created or stored through Beta Features may not be preserved, migrated, or recoverable if the feature is discontinued or significantly modified;

(e) Your use of Beta Features is entirely voluntary and at your own risk;

(f) Krtuworks may limit access to Beta Features based on geographic location, account type, university affiliation, user segment, or any other criteria;

(g) Feedback and usage data collected during Beta testing may be used to improve the Service.

6.2 Feature Flags and Controlled Rollouts

Krtuworks utilizes feature flag systems and controlled rollout mechanisms to gradually introduce new features, test variations, and optimize the Service. You acknowledge that:

(a) Not all users will have access to the same features at the same time;

(b) Features available to you may differ from those available to other users;

(d) Krtuworks may conduct A/B testing or similar experiments that affect your experience of the Service.

6.3 Service Interruptions

You acknowledge and agree that the Service may be subject to interruptions, delays, outages, or performance degradation due to:

(a) Scheduled maintenance and system updates;

(b) Unscheduled emergency maintenance;

(d) Network connectivity issues;

(e) Third-party service provider outages;

(f) Cyberattacks, distributed denial-of-service attacks, or other security incidents;

(g) Natural disasters, pandemics, or other force majeure events;

(h) Legal or regulatory actions;

(i) Any other circumstance beyond our reasonable control.

Krtuworks shall not be liable for any loss, damage, or inconvenience caused by any inability to access or use the Service during such periods. We will make commercially reasonable efforts to minimize downtime and communicate significant outages through available channels.

6.4 Minimum System Requirements

Use of the Service requires compatible devices, internet connectivity, and certain software. Krtuworks does not guarantee that the Service will function on all devices, operating systems, or network configurations. Minimum requirements may change over time, and continued use of the Service may require you to update your device, operating system, or application version. Data charges from your network or internet service provider may apply.

6.5 Version Management and Mandatory Updates

Krtuworks may require you to update to the latest version of the application to continue using the Service. Older versions may be deprecated and may cease to function after a designated transition period. We will endeavor to provide reasonable notice of mandatory version requirements, but reserve the right to enforce minimum version requirements at any time for security, compatibility, or operational reasons.

PART II -- COMMUNITY STANDARDS AND CONDUCT

7. Community Guidelines and Behavioral Standards

MyCampus exists to connect university communities worldwide in a safe, respectful, inclusive, and authentic environment. These Community Guidelines apply to all content, activity, and interactions on the Platform without exception, including but not limited to: posts, comments, replies, confession posts, messages (direct and group), voice and video calls, polls, marketplace listings, housing listings, profiles and bios, matching profiles, community descriptions, media uploads (images, videos, audio, files), club content (events, announcements, committees), company content (job postings, campaigns, announcements), ratings and reviews, reactions, mentions, shares, usernames, display names, avatar and banner images, status messages, and any other form of content or communication facilitated by the Service.

7.1 Core Principles

All users are expected to uphold the following principles at all times:

(a) Respect and Dignity: Treat every user with basic human dignity and respect, regardless of their background, beliefs, identity, opinions, university affiliation, nationality, language, appearance, or any other characteristic. Disagreement is natural and welcome; disrespect, cruelty, and dehumanization are not.

(b) Safety First: Prioritize the physical and emotional safety of yourself and others. Report threatening, dangerous, or concerning behavior immediately through in-app reporting tools and, where appropriate, to local law enforcement authorities.

(c) Authenticity and Honesty: Be genuine in your interactions. Do not create fake accounts, impersonate others, misrepresent your identity or affiliations, fabricate information, or engage in deceptive practices.

(d) Personal Responsibility: You are fully accountable for all content posted, actions taken, and interactions conducted under your account. Anonymity features (such as Confession Posts) do not diminish your responsibility.

(e) Good Faith Participation: Engage constructively with the community. Do not exploit, manipulate, or abuse the Platform, its features, or its users for personal gain, harassment, or malicious purposes.

(f) Legal Compliance: Comply with all applicable local, state, national, and international laws and regulations in your use of the Service. The Service is not a vehicle for illegal activity.

7.2 Violence, Threats, and Incitement

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Direct, specific, or credible threats of physical violence against any person, group, institution, or property, including threats stated in conditional terms ("if you do X, I will..."), hypothetical terms, or presented as humor or jokes;

(b) Calls to action, instructions, encouragement, or solicitation for others to commit acts of violence against any person or group;

(c) Glorification, celebration, praise, or endorsement of past or ongoing acts of violence against people, including terrorist attacks, mass shootings, bombings, and other violent incidents;

(d) Detailed instructions or "how-to" guides for committing violent acts, manufacturing weapons or explosives, or causing physical harm to others;

(e) Content that expresses a desire, wish, or intention to cause serious physical harm to a specific, identifiable person or group;

(f) Gratuitous, graphic depictions of real-world violence shared for shock value, entertainment, or to intimidate, including images, videos, or detailed textual descriptions of injuries, death, or suffering;

(g) Content supporting, endorsing, or promoting designated terrorist organizations, violent extremist groups, organized criminal enterprises, or their activities, recruitment, propaganda, or financing;

(h) Threats to disclose personally identifiable information ("doxxing threats") as a means of intimidation or coercion.

Permitted with appropriate context:

(i) Newsworthy reporting on, condemnation of, or factual documentation of violent events when shared with appropriate context and without glorification;

(j) Academic, educational, historical, or documentary discussions about violence, conflict, warfare, or terrorism when presented with scholarly context and analytical framing;

(k) Artistic, literary, or creative works that address violence as a theme without glorifying or promoting it, when clearly presented as creative expression.

Emergency protocol: If you encounter a credible, imminent threat of violence on the Platform, you should: (1) report it immediately through the in-app reporting tools;

(2) contact your local emergency services (911 in the US, 112 in Europe, 155 in Turkey, or the appropriate number for your jurisdiction); and (3) if safe to do so, preserve evidence of the threat. Krtuworks cooperates fully with law enforcement agencies investigating credible threats.

7.3 Hate Speech, Discrimination, and Supremacist Ideologies

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Content that attacks, dehumanizes, degrades, or incites hatred, hostility, or violence against individuals or groups based on protected characteristics including, but not limited to: race, ethnicity, color, national origin, immigration status, citizenship, religion, creed, spiritual beliefs, sex, biological sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, disability (physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory), chronic illness or medical condition, age, veteran or military status, caste, tribal affiliation, socioeconomic status, or genetic information;

(b) Slurs, epithets, derogatory language, pejoratives, and hateful terms targeting protected characteristics, whether directed at individuals or groups, whether stated explicitly or through coded language;

(c) Claims of inherent racial, ethnic, religious, gender-based, or other superiority or inferiority; dehumanizing comparisons of any group to animals, vermin, diseases, subhuman entities, or other degrading characterizations;

(d) Denial, distortion, minimization, or mockery of well-documented historical atrocities, including but not limited to the Holocaust, genocides, ethnic cleansing campaigns, slavery, and systematic human rights abuses;

(e) Content that supports, promotes, recruits for, fundraises for, or positively represents hate groups, white supremacist organizations, neo-Nazi movements, or any organization whose primary purpose is the promotion of hatred against protected groups;

(f) Use of symbols, imagery, flags, insignia, hand gestures, code words, dog whistles, numbers, acronyms, or other markers historically and contemporarily associated with hate groups or supremacist ideologies, when used in a context that promotes, endorses, or signals alignment with such groups;

(g) Discriminatory refusal to engage in marketplace transactions, housing arrangements, club membership, or other Service features based on protected characteristics in violation of applicable anti-discrimination laws;

(h) Stereotyping, generalizing, or making derogatory assumptions about individuals based on their membership in a protected group;

(i) Content designed to provoke, bait, or "troll" members of protected groups into reactions that can then be used to further harassment.

Permitted with appropriate context:

(j) Academic, educational, or scholarly discussions about discrimination, prejudice, systemic inequality, hate movements, and related topics when presented with analytical context;

(k) Sharing personal experiences with discrimination, prejudice, or hate for awareness, solidarity, or healing purposes;

(l) Academic or journalistic critique, analysis, or deconstruction of hateful ideologies, movements, or rhetoric.

Enforcement: Hate speech is classified as a severe violation. Depending on the severity, nature, and context of the content, enforcement may range from immediate content removal with a warning (first minor offense) to immediate permanent ban without appeal (severe or egregious violations). Repeated violations will result in escalating consequences up to and including permanent account termination and reporting to relevant authorities.

7.4 Harassment, Bullying, Cyberstalking, and Intimidation

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Targeted harassment: Sustained, repeated, or coordinated unwanted contact with or about a specific individual; organized campaigns to harass, shame, or harm a person; content specifically designed to mock, degrade, humiliate, or cause emotional distress to an identifiable individual; following, monitoring, or surveilling a user's activity across the Platform to intimidate or harass;

(b) Bullying: Persistent name-calling, personal attacks, body-shaming, appearance-based mockery, mocking of disabilities or medical conditions, mocking of accents or language abilities, deliberate social exclusion, posting embarrassing or unflattering information about someone without their consent, "call-out" or "cancel" posts that encourage coordinated pile-on behavior, and any pattern of behavior intended to demean, belittle, or marginalize a specific individual;

(c) Intimidation: Behavior designed to make another person feel fearful, threatened, or unsafe; implied threats of physical, financial, social, academic, or professional harm; leveraging knowledge of personal information to pressure, coerce, or control someone; sending threatening or menacing messages; and creating an atmosphere of fear through persistent aggressive behavior;

(d) Sexual harassment: Unwelcome, unsolicited sexual advances, propositions, or attention; sending unsolicited sexually explicit or suggestive content (images, videos, text, or audio); persistent romantic or sexual attention after the recipient has indicated disinterest, rejected advances, or blocked the sender; sexual comments about a person's body, appearance, or perceived sexual activity; and requests for sexual favors in exchange for any benefit;

(e) Cyberstalking: Tracking, monitoring, or surveilling another user's online activity on or off the Platform; showing up uninvited at locations mentioned by a user; contacting a user through alternative channels (email, phone, other social media, in person) after being blocked or asked to stop; creating new accounts to contact someone who has blocked you; collecting and aggregating publicly available information about a person to build a profile for harassment purposes;

(f) Coordinated abuse: Organizing, directing, or participating in group harassment campaigns against individuals or organizations; brigading (coordinated mass reporting, voting, or commenting to suppress or harm a user or their content); and using multiple accounts to amplify harassment.

Permitted:

(g) Respectful disagreement, criticism, or debate about ideas, opinions, public actions, public statements, or publicly shared content;

(h) Good-faith passionate discussions and debates, even contentious ones, that do not target individuals personally;

(i) Constructive criticism and honest negative reviews of goods, services, professors, courses, clubs, or companies, provided they are based on genuine experience and do not constitute personal attacks.

Guidance for affected users: Block users who make you uncomfortable -- blocking prevents them from viewing your content, messaging you, or interacting with your posts. Report harassment through in-app reporting tools with as much context and evidence as possible. If you are in physical danger or receiving credible threats, contact local law enforcement immediately. Krtuworks takes harassment reports seriously and investigates all credible reports.

7.5 Child Safety and Protection

ABSOLUTE ZERO TOLERANCE. NO EXCEPTIONS. NO APPEALS.

The safety of minors is a paramount and non-negotiable priority. The following content and behavior are strictly prohibited under all circumstances, without exception, regardless of intent, context, artistic merit, or any other claimed justification:

(a) Any visual, audio, textual, or other depiction of sexual conduct, nudity, or sexually suggestive content involving minors (persons under 18 years of age), whether the depiction involves real minors, AI-generated imagery, computer-generated imagery, drawn or illustrated content, animated content, written narratives, or any other medium;

(b) Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) of any kind, in any format, including material that has been modified, filtered, cropped, or partially obscured;

(c) Content that depicts, describes, promotes, normalizes, glorifies, or minimizes the sexual abuse or exploitation of children;

(d) Grooming behavior, including building trust with or soliciting sexual contact, imagery, or communication from minors;

(e) Soliciting, requesting, encouraging, or coercing minors to produce, share, or transmit sexually explicit or suggestive content;

(f) Sexualizing images of minors, including adding sexual commentary to otherwise non-explicit images of children or depicting minors in sexually suggestive contexts;

(g) Content that romanticizes, normalizes, or advocates for sexual relationships between adults and minors;

(h) Content encouraging, instructing, or enticing minors to engage in dangerous, harmful, illegal, or self-destructive activities;

(i) Sharing, distributing, or soliciting personally identifiable information of minors (name, school, address, phone number, photographs, or location) without verified parental or guardian consent;

(j) Using the Platform to arrange, facilitate, or plan meetings with minors for exploitative purposes.

Enforcement: All violations result in:

Immediate removal of all related content;
Immediate and permanent account termination without any possibility of appeal or reinstatement;
Mandatory reporting to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and/or the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC);
Reporting to the relevant law enforcement authorities in all applicable jurisdictions, including the user's jurisdiction, the victim's jurisdiction (if different), and the United States;
Full preservation of all account data, content, metadata, IP addresses, device information, and activity logs for law enforcement use;
Cooperation with all law enforcement investigations, including providing all available data upon valid legal process.

Krtuworks maintains detection systems, employs detection technologies and conducts periodic audits to proactively identify and remove child exploitation material.

7.6 Self-Harm, Suicide, and Mental Health Crisis Content

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Content that actively promotes, encourages, glorifies, normalizes, or celebrates self-harm, suicide, or eating disorders as solutions, coping mechanisms, or positive choices;

(b) Detailed instructions, methods, means, or "how-to" guides for self-harm or suicide;

(d) Mocking, ridiculing, or trivializing individuals who have self-harmed, attempted suicide, or are experiencing mental health crises;

(e) Graphic imagery of self-harm injuries shared without content warnings or outside a recovery context;

(f) Content that presents self-harm or suicide as glamorous, romantic, heroic, or aspirational.

Permitted and encouraged:

(g) Sharing personal stories of recovery, resilience, and healing from self-harm, suicidal ideation, or mental health struggles;

(h) Sharing verified mental health resources, crisis hotlines, support group information, and professional help referrals;

(i) Educational, awareness, and prevention content about mental health, self-harm, and suicide;

(j) Expressing emotional distress, sadness, frustration, or asking for help and support from the community;

(k) Discussing mental health topics openly and supportively.

Crisis resources: If you or someone you know is in crisis:

International Association for Suicide Prevention: https://www.iasp.info/resources/Crisis_Centres/
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (USA): Call or text 988
Crisis Text Line (USA): Text HOME to 741741
Samaritans (UK): Call 116 123
European Emergency Number: 112
Turkey Crisis Line: 182
Turkey Suicide Prevention Hotline: 112 (Emergency) or 182 (Social Support)
Befrienders Worldwide: https://www.befrienders.org/

Krtuworks may take protective action on accounts that appear to indicate imminent risk of self-harm, including temporarily restricting certain features and displaying crisis resource information.

7.7 Sexual Content, Nudity, and Adult Material

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Pornographic or sexually explicit content, including images, videos, audio, or detailed textual descriptions depicting sexual acts, genitalia, or sexual activity;

(b) Sexual solicitation, including offers or requests for sexual services, escort services, prostitution, or "sugar" arrangements;

(d) Content promoting or advertising sexually explicit third-party websites, services, or products;

(e) Unsolicited transmission of sexually explicit content through messaging or any other channel.

Permitted with appropriate context:

(f) Health, medical, and scientific content involving anatomy, reproductive health, sexual health, STI prevention, and contraception when presented in a non-sexualized, educational context;

(g) Breastfeeding and nursing content;

(h) Sexual health education, awareness campaigns, and public health messaging;

(i) Art, sculpture, or photography depicting nudity when shared in an artistic, academic, or cultural context and not for the purpose of sexual gratification;

(j) Discussions about sexuality, gender identity, relationships, and intimacy when conducted respectfully and not involving explicit descriptions or solicitation.

7.8 Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery

ZERO TOLERANCE.

(a) Sharing, distributing, uploading, or threatening to share intimate, sexual, or nude images or videos of another person without their explicit, informed, and freely given consent ("revenge porn," "non-consensual pornography");

(b) Threatening to share, publish, or distribute intimate images for purposes of coercion, blackmail, extortion, humiliation, or control (regardless of whether the threat is carried out);

(c) Creating, distributing, or sharing deepfake, AI-generated, face-swapped, or digitally manipulated intimate or sexual imagery depicting real, identifiable individuals without their consent;

(d) Voyeuristic images, videos, or audio recordings of individuals in private situations (undressing, bathing, using restrooms, engaged in sexual activity) captured without their knowledge and consent;

(e) "Creepshots" or surreptitious photographs taken of individuals' bodies or body parts in public or semi-public spaces for sexual purposes without consent;

(f) Soliciting, requesting, trading, or facilitating the exchange of non-consensual intimate images of any person.

Enforcement: Immediate removal of all related content, immediate permanent ban of the uploading account, cooperation with law enforcement investigations, and where applicable, notification to the depicted individual(s). Krtuworks complies with all applicable non-consensual intimate imagery laws, including but not limited to state-level revenge porn statutes, the proposed federal SHIELD Act, and equivalent international legislation.

7.9 Privacy Violations, Doxxing, and Unauthorized Disclosure

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Sharing, publishing, or threatening to share another person's private, personally identifiable, or sensitive information without their explicit consent, including but not limited to: home address, workplace address, phone number, non-public email address, government-issued identification numbers (SSN, national ID, passport, driver's license), financial information (bank accounts, credit card numbers, income), medical or health records, login credentials, biometric data, school or class schedules, GPS coordinates or precise location data, vehicle information, and immigration status;

(b) "Doxxing" -- deliberately compiling and publishing personally identifiable information about a person with the intent to harass, threaten, intimidate, or facilitate offline harm;

(c) Recording, capturing, and sharing private conversations, messages, voice calls, or video calls without the knowledge and consent of all participants (except where single-party consent is sufficient under applicable law and the recording is not shared for harassment purposes);

(d) "Outing" or revealing another person's sexual orientation, gender identity, medical conditions, religious beliefs, immigration status, or other sensitive personal characteristics without their explicit consent;

(e) Using personal information obtained through the Service to track, locate, contact, or harass someone outside the Platform;

(f) Revealing the real identity of anonymous or pseudonymous users (including Confession Post authors) without their consent;

(g) Photographing, filming, or recording another person in a private setting (including university dormitories, restrooms, and changing areas) without their consent and sharing such content on the Platform.

7.10 Misinformation, Manipulation, and Deceptive Content

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Deliberately false information that could reasonably cause physical harm to individuals or public safety, including but not limited to: fake medical advice, fabricated emergency alerts, false reports of dangerous events, and hoax threats;

(b) Manipulated media (deepfakes, doctored images, edited audio, selectively cropped video) presented as genuine or authentic with the intent to deceive viewers about events, statements, or actions;

(c) False claims about voting procedures, polling locations, registration deadlines, or electoral processes designed to suppress voter participation or undermine democratic processes;

(d) Coordinated disinformation campaigns involving multiple accounts, orchestrated narratives, or artificial amplification of false or misleading content;

(e) Fabricated screenshots, fake conversation logs, counterfeit official documents, or forged communications presented as authentic;

(f) Impersonation of officials, experts, or authorities (medical professionals, law enforcement, university administrators) to lend false credibility to misleading claims.

Permitted:

(g) Expression of personal opinions, even controversial, unpopular, or unorthodox ones;

(h) Satire, parody, and irony that is clearly identifiable as such by a reasonable viewer through context, labeling, or established comedic convention;

(i) Disagreeing with official positions, institutional policies, mainstream narratives, or expert consensus;

(j) Academic, journalistic, or research discussions about misinformation, propaganda, and media manipulation;

(k) Sharing unverified information with appropriate disclaimers indicating uncertainty (e.g., "unconfirmed report," "I heard that," "rumor").

7.11 Spam, Scams, Fraud, and Deceptive Practices

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Spam: Repetitive, irrelevant, unsolicited, or bulk content; mass messaging to users who have not opted in; flooding communities, comment sections, or messaging channels with identical or substantially similar content; automated posting without express written authorization from Krtuworks;

(b) Engagement manipulation: Artificially inflating or deflating engagement metrics through fake accounts, purchased services, coordinated voting rings, bot networks, or any other deceptive means; buying or selling likes, upvotes, downvotes, followers, comments, shares, or reviews;

(c) Phishing and social engineering: Creating fake login pages, impersonating Krtuworks communications, attempting to trick users into revealing credentials, personal information, or financial details through deceptive means;

(d) Financial fraud and scams: Advance-fee scams, pyramid schemes, Ponzi schemes, fake investment opportunities, romance scams, sextortion, fake giveaways, lottery scams, cryptocurrency scams, fake job offers, fraudulent marketplace listings, and any other scheme designed to defraud users;

(e) Account manipulation: Creating multiple accounts to circumvent bans, rate limits, voting restrictions, or any other Service limitations; using accounts as sockpuppets to simulate agreement, create false consensus, or amplify content; selling, buying, trading, or renting accounts;

(f) Link manipulation: Disguising links, using URL shorteners to obscure destinations, clickjacking, redirect chains to harmful or deceptive websites, or embedding malicious links in content;

(g) Commercial spam: Unauthorized advertising, promotional content, affiliate link spam, multi-level marketing recruitment, or commercial solicitation outside designated marketplace or company features.

7.12 Impersonation and Identity Fraud

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Creating accounts that impersonate or falsely represent another real person, living or deceased, including their name, photos, biographical details, or writing style;

(b) Impersonating or falsely claiming to be a representative, employee, or agent of any organization, company, government agency, university, or institution;

(d) Impersonating MyCampus staff, moderators, or Krtuworks employees;

(e) Using fake, stolen, borrowed, or unauthorized university email credentials to gain access to the Service;

(f) Operating multiple accounts to create the false appearance of widespread support, consensus, or grassroots activity (astroturfing, sockpuppeting);

(g) Using AI-generated profiles, deepfake profile images, or fabricated identities to deceive other users about your identity.

Permitted: Clearly and prominently labeled parody accounts, fan accounts, commentary accounts, and role-playing accounts, provided they cannot reasonably be confused with the person or entity they reference and include a clear disclaimer such as "parody," "fan account," or "not affiliated with."

7.13 Terrorism, Violent Extremism, and Radicalization

ZERO TOLERANCE.

(a) Content that supports, endorses, praises, promotes, or glorifies designated terrorist organizations as listed by the United States, European Union, United Nations, or other recognized international bodies;

(b) Recruitment, radicalization, or propaganda for terrorist organizations, violent extremist movements, or armed militant groups;

(c) Fundraising, material support, financial transfers, or resource mobilization for terrorist organizations or violent extremist causes;

(d) Content promoting extremist ideologies that explicitly advocate, justify, or call for violence against civilian populations, governments, religious groups, ethnic groups, or other communities;

(e) Manifestos, declarations, or statements of intent from terrorists or violent extremists, unless shared in a clearly newsworthy, educational, or counter-extremism context with explicit critical framing;

(f) Instructional content related to terrorist tactics, improvised weapons, attack planning, target selection, or operational security for violent purposes.

Enforcement: Immediate and permanent removal of content and accounts. Mandatory reporting to relevant law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Full preservation of account data for law enforcement. No appeals process for terrorism-related violations.

7.14 Intellectual Property Violations

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Posting, sharing, distributing, or making available copyrighted content without authorization from the copyright holder or a valid legal basis (such as fair use, fair dealing, or applicable exceptions and limitations under copyright law);

(b) Sharing, linking to, or facilitating access to pirated content, including but not limited to: software, applications, games, movies, television shows, music, books, academic textbooks, journal articles, and other media;

(d) Removing, altering, or obscuring watermarks, copyright notices, attribution information, or digital rights management (DRM) protections from content;

(e) Using the Service to distribute tools, software, or methods for circumventing copyright protection mechanisms.

Krtuworks's procedures for addressing copyright claims are set forth in Section 27 (Copyright Policy and DMCA Procedures).

7.15 Academic Integrity

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Selling, offering for sale, advertising, or distributing completed academic work including but not limited to: essays, research papers, theses, dissertations, lab reports, homework assignments, problem sets, or any other academic submissions;

(b) Soliciting, purchasing, commissioning, or obtaining completed academic work from others for the purpose of submitting it as your own;

(c) Sharing current or upcoming examination materials, test questions, answer keys, or grading rubrics in violation of institutional academic integrity policies;

(d) Advertising, promoting, or facilitating essay mills, contract cheating services, ghost-writing services for academic purposes, or any other service that enables academic dishonesty;

(e) Using the Platform to coordinate or facilitate cheating on examinations, assignments, or other academic assessments.

Permitted: Forming study groups, offering and receiving peer tutoring, sharing class notes where permitted by institutional policy, discussing academic concepts and methodologies, recommending study resources, and seeking help understanding course material (as opposed to obtaining completed work).

7.16 Illegal Activities

Strictly prohibited:

(a) Content that promotes, facilitates, instructs, or encourages the commission of illegal activities under applicable law, including but not limited to: drug trafficking or distribution of controlled substances, human trafficking, money laundering, fraud, bribery, corruption, counterfeiting, identity theft, hacking, unauthorized access to computer systems, illegal gambling, and weapons trafficking;

(b) Solicitation or facilitation of illegal drug transactions, including sales, purchases, trades, or requests for controlled substances, prescription medications without valid prescriptions, or drug paraphernalia;

7.17 AI-Generated Content Responsibility

You are fully responsible for ensuring that any AI-generated content you create, modify, or share through the Service complies with all provisions of these Community Guidelines. Specifically:

(a) Do not use AI tools (whether provided by the Service or external) to generate content that violates any provision of these Guidelines;

(b) Do not create AI-generated deepfakes, synthetic media, or manipulated content depicting real, identifiable people without their consent;

(c) Do not use AI tools to generate CSAM or any content that sexualizes minors, regardless of the medium or level of realism;

(d) Do not use AI to create mass spam, fake reviews, fabricated testimonials, or engagement manipulation content;

(e) Do not use AI to circumvent content moderation systems, generate content designed to evade detection, or create variations of previously removed content;

(f) When sharing AI-generated content that could reasonably be mistaken for authentic content (images, videos, audio), you should clearly indicate that the content was generated or substantially modified by AI.

8. Acceptable Use Policy and Technical Restrictions

In addition to the Community Guidelines set forth in Section 7, you agree to the following technical, operational, and behavioral restrictions on your use of the Service. Violations of this Acceptable Use Policy may result in immediate account suspension or termination, with or without prior notice.

8.1 Prohibited Technical Activities

You shall not, directly or indirectly:

(a) Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the Service, other user accounts, computer systems, servers, databases, or networks connected to the Service, through hacking, password mining, brute force attacks, credential stuffing, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, or any other unauthorized means;

(b) Use bots, crawlers, scrapers, spiders, data miners, automated scripts, browser extensions, or other automated tools or means to access, collect, extract, index, or interact with the Service or its content, data, or users, without express written authorization from Krtuworks;

(c) Interfere with, disrupt, degrade, impair, or overburden the Service, servers, networks, databases, or infrastructure, including through denial-of-service attacks, distributed denial-of-service attacks, packet flooding, resource exhaustion, or intentional introduction of excessive load;

(d) Introduce, transmit, or distribute viruses, worms, trojan horses, ransomware, spyware, adware, logic bombs, time bombs, keystroke loggers, rootkits, or any other malicious, harmful, or disruptive software, code, or technology;

(e) Reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, decrypt, or otherwise attempt to derive the source code, algorithms, data structures, proprietary techniques, or trade secrets of the Service or any of its components;

(f) Circumvent, disable, interfere with, bypass, or attempt to circumvent any security features, access controls, authentication mechanisms, rate limiting systems, content moderation tools, digital rights management, or other protective measures of the Service;

(g) Frame, mirror, reproduce, archive, cache (beyond standard browser or device caching), or incorporate any portion of the Service into any other website, application, or service without express written authorization;

(h) Use the Service in any manner that could overburden, impair, disable, or damage the Service or interfere with any other party's use and enjoyment of the Service;

(i) Exploit, report privately to third parties, or fail to report to Krtuworks any bug, vulnerability, security flaw, or exploit discovered in the Service -- instead, report all such discoveries responsibly to [email protected];

(j) Probe, scan, test, or assess the vulnerability of the Service, its networks, or its security systems without express written authorization from Krtuworks (authorized security research must be conducted under a formal responsible disclosure agreement);

(k) Forge, manipulate, or falsify any TCP/IP packet header, email header, HTTP header, or any part of a message or request to disguise the origin of communications sent through the Service;

(l) Use any manual or automated process to monitor, copy, or systematically extract data, content, or information from the Service (including user profiles, posts, comments, messages, listings, or any other content) for any purpose without express written authorization.

8.2 Prohibited Commercial Activities

You shall not, without express written authorization from Krtuworks:

(a) Use the Service for unauthorized commercial, business, promotional, or revenue-generating purposes outside of designated commercial features (Marketplace, Company Accounts);

(b) Sell, resell, lease, license, sublicense, or otherwise commercialize access to the Service or any data obtained through the Service;

(c) Use the Service to distribute advertising, promotional materials, spam, chain letters, pyramid schemes, multi-level marketing solicitations, or any form of commercial solicitation outside designated features;

(d) Collect, harvest, compile, or aggregate user information (including usernames, email addresses, profile data, and usage patterns) for the purpose of sending unsolicited communications, building marketing databases, or for sale to third parties;

(e) Use the Service to develop, train, or improve any artificial intelligence, machine learning, or similar technology, including but not limited to large language models, image generation models, or recommendation systems, whether commercial or non-commercial, without express written authorization.

8.3 Prohibited Account Activities

You shall not:

(a) Create, use, or maintain multiple accounts in violation of the single account policy (Section 3.2);

(b) Share, sell, trade, rent, or transfer account access to any third party;

(d) Use the Service while your account is suspended, banned, or otherwise restricted, including by creating new accounts;

(e) Assist, encourage, or enable others to violate these Terms or this Acceptable Use Policy.

8.4 Rate Limiting and Fair Use

The Service implements rate limiting mechanisms to ensure fair access, prevent abuse, and maintain performance. You agree to:

(a) Respect all rate limits imposed by the Service, whether communicated through in-app messages, response indicators, or documentation;

(b) Not attempt to circumvent, bypass, or manipulate rate limits through any means, including multiple accounts, IP rotation, distributed requests, or timing manipulation;

(d) Accept that rate limits may be adjusted at Krtuworks's sole discretion without notice.

8.5 API and Integration Restrictions

If you access the Service through APIs or other programmatic interfaces:

(a) You must comply with all applicable rate limits, authentication requirements, and usage guidelines;

(b) You must not cache or store data obtained through the API beyond what is reasonably necessary for your authorized use;

(d) Krtuworks may revoke API access at any time for any reason.

9. Reporting, Content Moderation, Enforcement, and Appeals

9.1 Reporting Violations

The Service provides in-app reporting tools to allow users to report content, accounts, messages, listings, or other activity that they believe violates these Terms, Community Guidelines, or applicable law. When you submit a report:

(a) Select the most appropriate report reason from the available categories;

(b) Provide as much additional context, evidence, and detail as possible to assist the review process, including relevant screenshots, timestamps, and descriptions;

(d) Understand that Krtuworks reviews reports but does not guarantee that action will be taken -- not all reported content constitutes a violation;

(e) Reporter identities are treated as confidential and are not disclosed to reported users, except where required by law.

Abuse of reporting: Submitting false, frivolous, retaliatory, or bad-faith reports (including but not limited to: mass-reporting to harass a user, reporting content you simply disagree with, weaponizing the report system against personal enemies, or filing reports to suppress legitimate speech) is itself a violation of these Terms and may result in enforcement action against the reporting account.

9.2 Content Moderation Process

Krtuworks employs a multi-layered content moderation approach combining automated systems and human review:

(a) Automated detection: Algorithmic systems scan content for potential violations including spam, known harmful content signatures, and other automated indicators. Automated systems may take immediate protective action (such as holding content for review) but do not issue account-level penalties without human review, except in cases of confirmed child exploitation material;

(b) Human review: Trained moderators review reported content and content flagged by automated systems. Moderators consider context, intent, severity, and these Guidelines when making decisions;

(c) Prioritization: Reports involving immediate safety concerns (credible threats, CSAM, self-harm crises) are prioritized for urgent review;

(d) Confidentiality: Details of moderation processes, moderator identities, and internal decision-making rationales are confidential;

(e) Consistency: Krtuworks strives for consistent enforcement but acknowledges that moderation decisions involve judgment calls. Identical content may be treated differently based on context.

9.3 Enforcement Tiers and Consequences

Violations of these Terms result in consequences proportionate to the severity, frequency, and nature of the violation. The following tiers serve as a general framework; Krtuworks reserves the right to skip tiers or impose any appropriate consequence based on the circumstances:

Tier 1 -- Minor (First Offense or Low Severity):

Content removal or restriction;
Educational notification explaining the violation;
Informal warning recorded on the account;
No feature restrictions.

Tier 2 -- Moderate (Repeated Minor or Moderate Severity):

Content removal;
Formal warning recorded on the account (contributing to violation history);
Temporary feature restrictions (inability to post, comment, message, or use specific features for a defined period ranging from hours to days);
Possible temporary reduction in content visibility.

Tier 3 -- Serious (Repeated Moderate or Serious Severity):

Content removal;
Temporary account suspension (duration ranging from days to weeks depending on severity and history);
Full restriction of all interactive features during suspension;
Required acknowledgment of guidelines before account restoration;
Mandatory review of any new content for a probationary period following restoration.

Tier 4 -- Severe (Extreme Severity or Repeated Serious Violations):

Immediate removal of all violating content;
Permanent account ban (all account access terminated, all active sessions revoked, all associated data scheduled for deletion per retention policies);
Reporting to law enforcement where applicable (mandatory for CSAM, terrorism, and credible threats);
Preservation of relevant account data for law enforcement purposes;
Ban applies to the individual, not just the account -- creating new accounts after a permanent ban is a violation of these Terms.

Factors considered in enforcement decisions: Nature and severity of the violation; whether the violation was intentional, negligent, or accidental; harm caused or potential for harm; context and circumstances surrounding the violation; the user's violation history and account standing; whether the user has demonstrated willingness to comply with guidelines; applicable legal requirements; and any mitigating or aggravating circumstances.

9.4 Account Restrictions and Feature Limitations

In addition to the enforcement tiers above, Krtuworks may impose targeted restrictions on specific account capabilities, including but not limited to:

(a) Messaging restrictions (inability to send new messages or start new conversations);

(b) Posting restrictions (inability to create new posts or comments);

(d) Marketplace restrictions (inability to create or manage listings);

(e) Matching restrictions (removal from the matching pool);

(f) Community restrictions (removal from specific communities or inability to join new ones);

(g) Rate limit reductions (reduced limits for API access, posting, messaging, or other features);

(h) Content visibility restrictions (reduced distribution of content in feeds and search results).

9.5 Notifications of Enforcement Actions

When Krtuworks takes an enforcement action on your account or content, you will be notified through available channels (in-app notification, push notification, or email) with the following information:

(a) The nature of the enforcement action taken;

(b) A general description of the violation;

(d) Information about the appeals process (where applicable);

(e) Relevant resources or guidelines to help you understand and avoid future violations.

For immediate safety actions (emergency removal of credible threats, CSAM, or content requiring urgent action), notification may be delayed or abbreviated.

9.6 Appeals Process

You may appeal most moderation decisions through the in-app appeals process. The appeals process is designed to provide a fair opportunity for reconsideration:

(a) Initiation: Submit an appeal within thirty (30) days of the enforcement action through the designated appeals interface;

(b) Grounds: Explain clearly and specifically why you believe the enforcement decision was incorrect, including any relevant context, evidence, or mitigating circumstances that you believe were not considered;

(c) Review: Appeals are reviewed by a moderator or team member who was not involved in the original decision, where practicable. The reviewer considers the original decision, the appeal submission, applicable guidelines, and any additional context;

(d) One appeal per action: You are entitled to one (1) appeal per enforcement action. Submitting multiple appeals for the same action, harassing moderators about decisions, or abusing the appeals process may result in additional enforcement action;

(e) Timeline: Krtuworks aims to resolve appeals within fourteen (14) business days, though complex cases may require additional time;

(f) Outcomes: The appeal may result in: full reversal of the enforcement action; partial modification of the enforcement action (e.g., reduced suspension duration); or affirmation of the original decision;

(g) Finality: Appeal decisions are final. No further internal review is available for the same enforcement action, without prejudice to your legal rights;

(h) No appeals for certain violations: Permanent bans resulting from Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), terrorism-related content, or credible and specific threats of imminent violence are not subject to the appeals process.

9.7 Law Enforcement Cooperation

Krtuworks cooperates with law enforcement agencies and regulatory authorities in accordance with applicable law. We may disclose user data, content, and account information in response to:

(a) Valid legal process, including subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, and preservation requests issued by courts or law enforcement agencies of competent jurisdiction;

(b) Emergency requests involving imminent danger of death or serious physical injury, where we believe in good faith that immediate disclosure is necessary;

(c) Mandatory reporting obligations, including but not limited to reporting of CSAM to NCMEC, reporting of terrorist content, and other legally mandated disclosures;

(d) Any other circumstances where disclosure is required by applicable law.

We will attempt to notify affected users of legal requests for their data unless prohibited by law, court order, or where notification would jeopardize an investigation or endanger safety.

9.8 Transparency

Krtuworks is committed to transparency in its moderation practices. We may publish periodic transparency reports containing aggregated information about content moderation actions, report volumes, enforcement trends, government requests, and policy developments, consistent with our legal obligations and operational constraints.

PART III -- CORE FEATURE TERMS

10. Communities, Categories, and University Groups

10.1 Community Structure

The Service organizes content within hierarchical community structures tied to universities and organizations. Communities serve as the primary organizational unit for content, discussion, and interaction. Each university or organization has a root community with subcommunities organized by category type. You acknowledge that:

(a) Community availability, structure, and categories are determined by Krtuworks and may vary by university, organization type, and geographic region;

(b) Some communities are created automatically by Krtuworks (e.g., university root communities, department communities, course communities) while others may be created by users with appropriate permissions (e.g., clubs);

(c) Community membership may be automatic (based on university affiliation), voluntary (through joining), or restricted (requiring approval);

(d) Community content is generally visible to members of the associated university, but visibility rules may vary by community type and settings;

(e) Krtuworks may merge, split, archive, rename, recategorize, or remove communities at its discretion for organizational, safety, or operational reasons.

10.2 Community Categories

Communities are organized by category types that determine their purpose, available features, and behavioral expectations. Current category types include, but are not limited to:

(a) General ("gen"): Open discussion communities for university-wide or topic-specific conversations;

(b) Confessions ("cfs"): Anonymous posting communities where author identities are concealed from other users (see Section 5.6);

(c) Courses ("cou"): Academic course-specific communities with course ratings, instructor references, and academic discussion features;

(d) Professors ("pro"): Professor and instructor-specific communities with professor ratings, course associations, and academic review features;

(e) Dormitories ("dor"): Housing and dormitory communities with location, capacity, and facility information;

(f) Clubs ("clu"): Student organization and club communities with governance, events, and membership management features (see Section 17);

(g) Company subcategories ("sub"): Business content categories within Company Accounts including announcements, job postings, internships, campaigns, events, products and services, housing, general discussion, and reviews (see Section 18);

(h) Root communities ("uni" / "com"): Top-level communities representing universities or companies.

10.3 Community Membership and Roles

Community membership is structured with different levels of access and responsibility:

(a) Members: Users who have joined a community and can view content, post (subject to community settings), comment, vote, and participate in community activities;

(b) Followers: Users who follow a community to receive content in their feed without full membership privileges. Follower status is particularly relevant for cross-university engagement with Company communities;

(c) Moderators: Users with elevated permissions to manage community content, including the ability to remove or approve posts, manage member access, and enforce community-specific rules;

(d) Community administrators: Users with full management control over community settings, roles, descriptions, and organizational structure.

10.4 Community Moderation and Content Approval

Individual communities may implement content approval workflows where new posts require moderator review before becoming visible to other members. You acknowledge that:

(a) Content approval requirements vary by community and may be applied to all members or specific members based on their standing;

(b) Submitted content awaiting approval is visible only to the author and community moderators/administrators;

(d) Rejection of content by a community moderator does not necessarily constitute a Platform-wide violation;

(e) Krtuworks is not responsible for delays or decisions in community-level content moderation.

10.5 Community History and Accountability

Krtuworks maintains history records of significant community changes, including description edits, setting modifications, moderator actions, and organizational changes. These records support accountability, dispute resolution, and the ability to review and potentially reverse changes.

10.6 Cross-University Content Visibility

Certain content types may be visible across university boundaries:

(a) Company content: Posts from verified Company Accounts may be targeted to and visible at multiple universities (see Section 18);

(b) Trending content: Content identified as trending may be displayed in cross-university discovery feeds;

(c) Search results: Content may appear in search results for users outside the originating community, subject to privacy settings and community visibility rules;

(d) Profile content: Public profile information may be visible to users from other universities who visit your profile.

11. Posts, Comments, Polls, and Engagement Features

11.1 Content Creation

The Service enables you to create, publish, and share various forms of content. When creating content, you acknowledge and agree that:

(a) All content you create is subject to these Terms, the Community Guidelines (Section 7), and the Acceptable Use Policy (Section 8);

(b) Content may be processed by automated systems for safety screening, spam detection, media analysis, engagement scoring, feed ranking, and other operational purposes;

(c) Content may be cached, indexed, and stored across multiple systems and geographic locations as part of normal Service operations;

(d) Content you post to public or semi-public communities may be viewed by other users, indexed by internal search systems, and included in algorithmic feeds;

(e) Once published, content may be interacted with by other users (voted on, commented on, shared, saved, mentioned, reported), and such interactions cannot be retroactively prevented except by deleting the original content;

(f) Krtuworks does not guarantee content delivery, visibility, reach, or engagement levels.

11.2 Post Types and Features

Posts on the Service may include the following elements and features:

(a) Text content: Written content with optional title, supporting formatted text;

(b) Media attachments: Images, videos, and other supported media files, subject to file type restrictions, size limits, and content policies (see Section 22);

(d) Polls: Embedded polls with multiple options and vote tracking, with optional expiration dates;

(e) Ratings: Numeric ratings (0.5-5.0 scale in 0.5 increments) for courses, professors, clubs, companies, and marketplace sellers, depending on the community category;

(f) Confession mode: Anonymous posting within designated communities (see Section 5.6);

(g) Marketplace mode: Commercial listings with pricing, categories, and transaction features (see Section 15);

(h) Housing mode: Housing and roommate listings with property details and preferences (see Section 16);

(i) Mentions: References to other users using the @username format, which trigger notifications to mentioned users;

(j) Post controls: Author controls including comment toggling (enable/disable comments), AI response toggling (enable/disable Gossi replies), post locking, pinning, and deletion.

11.3 Comments and Threaded Replies

The comment system supports multi-level threaded discussions. You acknowledge that:

(a) Comments are subject to the same content policies as posts;

(b) Comment threading may be limited by depth settings configured per post or community;

(c) Comments on confession posts inherit anonymity protections for the original post author (the post author's comments appear anonymous to other users);

(d) Comments may receive votes (upvotes and downvotes) from other users;

(e) Deleting a parent comment does not automatically delete its replies -- reply content persists but the parent reference indicates deletion;

(f) Authors of posts may disable comments on their posts at any time.

11.4 Voting System (Upvotes and Downvotes)

The Service implements a voting system that allows users to express approval (upvote) or disapproval (downvote) of posts and comments. You acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Votes are used as inputs to content ranking algorithms and may affect content visibility in feeds;

(b) Vote counts (upvotes and downvotes) are publicly visible on content;

(d) Manipulating votes through multiple accounts, coordinated voting rings, automated tools, or any other artificial means is strictly prohibited and may result in enforcement action against all participating accounts;

(e) Krtuworks may implement anti-abuse measures including vote debouncing, rate limiting, and reconciliation to maintain voting integrity;

(f) AI features (Gossi) may cast votes on content as part of their engagement behavior -- such votes are treated identically to human votes and contribute to engagement metrics;

(g) Votes are stored as authoritative data in our caching infrastructure and periodically synchronized to our persistent database. In rare cases of system inconsistency, Krtuworks may reconcile vote counts, which could result in minor adjustments to displayed counts.

You may save posts for later viewing and share posts through direct messages. You acknowledge that:

(a) Saving a post creates a private bookmark visible only to you;

(b) Sharing a post through messaging sends a reference to the post -- the recipient views the post subject to their own access permissions;

(d) Post authors receive notifications when their content is shared in messages;

(e) Saved and shared content remains subject to deletion by the original author or removal by moderators.

11.6 Content Deletion and Soft Delete

When you delete content (posts or comments):

(a) Content is immediately "soft deleted" -- removed from active display and feeds but retained in our systems;

(b) Soft-deleted content is permanently hard-deleted after thirty (30) days;

(c) During the soft-delete period, content may be restored by Krtuworks in connection with safety investigations, legal processes, or appeals;

(d) Content that has been shared, quoted, or incorporated into other users' content (e.g., replies, shares, screenshots) may persist independently of the original;

(e) Deletion of a post does not automatically delete associated comments, votes, or other interactions;

(f) Krtuworks is not responsible for content that has been copied, screenshotted, or otherwise captured by other users before deletion.

11.7 Ratings and Reviews

Where the Service enables ratings (for courses, professors, clubs, companies, or marketplace sellers), you agree that:

(a) Ratings must be based on your genuine, first-hand experience;

(b) Ratings must not be submitted for the purpose of harassment, retaliation, defamation, or manipulation;

(d) Krtuworks reserves the right to aggregate, display, or remove ratings at its discretion;

(e) Rating data may be used to calculate averages, rankings, and quality scores displayed to other users;

(f) Submitting false, misleading, fraudulent, or retaliatory ratings is a violation of these Terms.

11.8 Engagement Metrics and Visibility

Content visibility and distribution are influenced by engagement metrics and algorithmic ranking. You acknowledge that:

(a) Krtuworks does not guarantee any particular level of visibility, reach, distribution, or engagement for any content;

(b) Algorithmic feeds prioritize content based on multiple signals including engagement rates, recency, relevance, community activity, and user interaction history;

(d) "Trending" designations are determined by algorithms based on engagement velocity and volume relative to the community, and do not represent editorial endorsement;

(e) Content distribution may be affected by enforcement actions, community settings, blocking relationships, user preferences (including "not interested" signals), and other factors.

12. Direct and Group Messaging

12.1 Messaging Services

The Service provides private communication features including one-on-one direct messages and group conversations. Messaging is provided as a convenience feature and is subject to the following terms:

(a) Messages are for personal and legitimate communications consistent with the purposes of the Service;

(b) All content policies, Community Guidelines, and Acceptable Use Policies apply fully to messages and messaging behavior;

(c) Messaging features may be subject to rate limits, recipient limits, group size limits, and other operational restrictions;

(d) Krtuworks may modify, restrict, or discontinue messaging features at any time.

12.2 Message Content Types

Messages may include the following content types, subject to applicable file size limits, format restrictions, and content policies:

(a) Text messages with formatting;

(b) Images (JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, HEIC);

(d) Voice notes and audio messages;

(e) Files and documents;

(f) Location sharing;

(g) Post sharing (sharing references to Platform content);

(h) Contact information sharing;

(i) Emoji reactions on individual messages;

(j) Reply threading (quoting and replying to specific messages within a conversation).

12.3 Message Storage, Delivery, and Processing

You acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Messages are transmitted through and stored on Krtuworks servers for the purpose of delivery, synchronization, and Service operation;

(b) Messages are not end-to-end encrypted by default. While all data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and messages may be stored with additional encryption at rest, Krtuworks has the technical ability to access message content for the purposes described in these Terms and our Privacy Policy;

(c) Automated systems may scan, analyze, or process message content for the following purposes: spam detection and prevention, malware and malicious link detection, policy violation detection, content safety screening, and other automated safety measures;

(d) Message content may be reviewed by human moderators only when:

(i) a participant reports the message through in-app reporting tools;

(ii) automated systems flag potential safety concerns;

(iii) required by valid legal process; or (iv) necessary to investigate credible threats to safety;

(e) Message delivery depends on network conditions, device availability, push notification settings, and Service availability. Krtuworks does not guarantee real-time or successful delivery of any message;

(f) Read receipts and delivery status indicators are provided as convenience features and may not always accurately reflect the recipient's awareness of or engagement with a message.

12.4 Message Deletion and Retention

When you delete messages:

(a) Deleted messages are "soft deleted" -- removed from your view and marked for deletion;

(b) Soft-deleted messages are permanently hard-deleted (including associated media attachments) after thirty (30) days;

(c) Deleting a message from your side does not delete it from the recipient's view (messages are deleted per-participant);

(d) Message metadata (sender, recipient, timestamp, delivery status) may be retained for a limited period after content deletion for operational and legal purposes;

(e) Messages involved in active reports, investigations, or legal proceedings may be preserved beyond normal retention periods;

(f) Krtuworks is not responsible for messages that have been saved, copied, screenshotted, forwarded, or otherwise preserved by recipients before deletion.

12.5 Group Conversations

Group messaging features are subject to the following additional terms:

(a) Group creators and administrators have the ability to add members, remove members, assign roles (administrator, member), and transfer group ownership;

(b) Group size is subject to maximum participant limits set by Krtuworks;

(d) Being removed from a group conversation does not delete your previously sent messages from other participants' views;

(e) Group administrators are responsible for maintaining appropriate conduct within their groups, though Krtuworks retains ultimate moderation authority;

(f) System messages (member additions, removals, role changes, ownership transfers) are automatically generated and visible to all group participants.

12.6 Messaging Restrictions and Blocking

The following restrictions apply to messaging:

(a) Users who have been blocked cannot send messages to the blocking user, and vice versa;

(b) Users under messaging restrictions (imposed through enforcement actions) may be unable to send messages, start new conversations, or access certain messaging features for the duration of the restriction;

(c) Company Accounts may configure direct message preferences (accepting messages from all users, verified users only, or no direct messages) through their Company DM settings;

(d) Krtuworks may restrict messaging capabilities for accounts exhibiting spam-like, abusive, or suspicious messaging patterns;

(e) The Service does not support messaging to users who have deleted their accounts or been permanently banned.

12.7 Messaging Privacy

Messages are treated as private communications between participants. However, privacy is not absolute:

(a) Recipients may choose to save, copy, screenshot, forward, or otherwise share your messages outside the conversation;

(b) Reported messages are reviewed by moderators;

(d) Automated safety systems process messages as described in Section 12.3;

(e) Metadata about your messaging activity (who you message, when, how often) is collected and used as described in our Privacy Policy;

(f) Even after message deletion, metadata may persist as described in Section 12.4.

13. Voice and Video Calls

13.1 Call Services

The Service provides real-time voice and video calling functionality between users, facilitated through third-party infrastructure provided by Voice and video call provider ("call infrastructure provider"). By using call features, you agree to the following:

(a) Call quality, reliability, and availability depend on your network connection, device capabilities, third-party infrastructure availability, and other factors outside Krtuworks's control;

(b) Calls are facilitated through call infrastructure provider's global infrastructure. Call media (audio and video streams) is processed by call infrastructure provider's servers for routing and delivery purposes;

(c) Krtuworks does not record call audio or video content. We do not store recordings of your calls, and calls are not available for playback after they end;

(d) Call metadata is collected for service quality, safety, and operational purposes, including: call duration, call participants, call initiation and termination timestamps, call type (audio or video), and network quality indicators;

(e) All content policies and behavioral standards apply to voice and video calls. Verbal threats, harassment, hate speech, and other violations communicated through calls are subject to the same enforcement as written content;

(f) Call features require active device permissions (microphone for voice calls, camera and microphone for video calls). Denying these permissions will prevent use of call features.

13.2 Call Initiation and Notifications

When you initiate a call:

(a) The recipient receives push notifications alerting them to the incoming call. Call notifications may repeat at intervals for a limited period (approximately 30 seconds) to ensure the recipient is alerted;

(b) If the recipient does not answer within the notification window, the call is marked as missed;

(d) Only users who are participants in the same conversation may initiate calls with each other;

(e) Blocked users cannot initiate or receive calls with each other.

13.3 Call Security and Token Management

Call access is managed through temporary, cryptographically generated access tokens:

(a) Call tokens are valid for a limited duration (currently thirty (30) minutes) and expire automatically;

(b) Each user receives a unique identifier (UID) within the call infrastructure;

(d) Only authenticated users who are members of the relevant conversation may obtain call tokens.

13.4 No Emergency Services

THE SERVICE DOES NOT AND IS NOT INTENDED TO SUPPORT OR PROVIDE ACCESS TO EMERGENCY SERVICES OR EMERGENCY CALLING (INCLUDING 911, 112, 999, 155, OR ANY OTHER EMERGENCY SERVICE NUMBER IN ANY JURISDICTION). You must not rely on the Service for emergency communications. In an emergency, use your device's native phone or messaging capabilities, or contact emergency services through other means. Krtuworks shall not be liable for any failure to connect to emergency services through the Service.

13.5 Third-Party Infrastructure

Call features rely on third-party call infrastructure for real-time media processing and delivery. By using call features, you acknowledge that:

(a) Call media transits through call infrastructure provider's servers located in various jurisdictions worldwide;

(b) call infrastructure provider's own terms of service and privacy policy apply to their processing of call media;

(c) Krtuworks is not responsible for call infrastructure provider's infrastructure availability, performance, security practices, or data handling;

(d) Krtuworks may change the third-party call infrastructure provider at any time, which may affect call features, quality, or availability.

14. Matching and Discovery (Quickmatch)

14.1 Overview

Quickmatch is an optional feature that allows users to discover and connect with other users based on profile compatibility, shared interests, and optionally proximity. Quickmatch is designed for social purposes including friendship, dating, networking, and general social discovery within the university community.

14.2 Matching Profiles

To participate in Quickmatch, you create a separate matching profile that may include:

(a) Age (derived from your birth date);

(b) Gender and gender identity;

(d) Interests and hobbies;

(e) Profile photos;

(f) "Looking for" preferences (friendship, dating, networking, etc.);

(g) Maximum distance preference (when location sharing is enabled);

(h) University affiliation.

You represent that all information in your matching profile is truthful, accurate, current, and not misleading. Profile photos must depict you and must comply with all content policies. Using fake, stolen, AI-generated, or misleading photos in your matching profile is prohibited.

14.3 Matching Algorithm and Swipe Mechanics

The matching system operates as follows:

(a) Users are presented with profiles of other users based on algorithmic selection considering compatibility factors, preferences, location (when shared), university affiliation, and other signals;

(b) You may express interest ("like," "super-like") or decline ("pass") presented profiles through swipe mechanics;

(d) Daily swipe limits apply and may vary. Krtuworks reserves the right to adjust swipe limits at any time;

(e) Matching algorithms are proprietary and Krtuworks does not disclose the specific factors, weights, or logic used in matching decisions;

(f) Krtuworks does not guarantee matches, compatibility, or the quality of interactions.

14.4 Location-Based Matching

Location sharing within Quickmatch is entirely optional and requires your explicit, affirmative consent:

(a) When enabled, your precise GPS location (latitude and longitude) is used to calculate distance between you and other users for proximity-based matching;

(b) Other users may see your approximate distance but never your exact coordinates;

(c) Location sharing is required for Quickmatch discovery. You may disable location sharing at any time through your device settings or the app, but doing so will remove you from the matching pool -- you will not appear in other users' discovery feeds and will not be able to discover other users until location sharing is re-enabled;

(d) Location data is updated when you actively use the matching feature and is stored as described in our Privacy Policy.

14.5 Safety Acknowledgments

By using Quickmatch, you acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Krtuworks does not conduct background checks, criminal history screenings, identity verifications (beyond university email verification), or character assessments of users. Matching does not constitute a safety endorsement of any user by Krtuworks;

(b) You are solely responsible for evaluating the character, intentions, trustworthiness, and safety of anyone you interact with through Quickmatch;

(c) Krtuworks is not responsible for the conduct, behavior, actions, or representations of any user you encounter through matching features, whether on or off the Platform;

(d) Matches are generated by algorithms based on limited profile data and do not guarantee compatibility, shared values, good intentions, or safety;

(e) You should exercise caution, judgment, and common sense in all interactions initiated through Quickmatch, including but not limited to: meeting in public places; informing a trusted person of your plans; never sharing financial information; never sending money to someone you met through the Service; and trusting your instincts -- if something feels wrong, it probably is;

(f) Krtuworks strongly recommends against sharing your home address, workplace, daily routine, financial information, or other sensitive personal information with matches until you have established a sufficient level of trust through your own judgment;

(g) Report any concerning, threatening, fraudulent, or unsafe behavior immediately through in-app reporting tools and, where appropriate, to local law enforcement.

14.6 Matching Conduct

In addition to the general Community Guidelines, users of Quickmatch specifically agree not to:

(a) Use Quickmatch for commercial purposes, solicitation, advertising, recruitment, or any non-social purpose;

(b) Create fake, misleading, or catfishing profiles;

(d) Persistently contact or harass users who have unmatched you, rejected your advances, or indicated disinterest;

(e) Use matching features while under a minimum age requirement or while misrepresenting your age;

(f) Collect, screenshot, or distribute other users' matching profile information, photos, or conversations without their consent.

14.7 Matching Data and Privacy

Your matching profile data, swipe history, match records, and related interaction data are collected, stored, and used as described in our Privacy Policy. You may delete your matching profile at any time through your account settings, which removes your profile from the matching pool and deletes your swipe history. Existing matches and associated conversations may persist until manually deleted.

15. Marketplace (Buy and Sell)

15.1 Platform Role and Disclaimer

The Marketplace feature connects buyers and sellers within the university community. KRTUWORKS ACTS SOLELY AS A PLATFORM AND INTERMEDIARY. KRTUWORKS IS NOT A PARTY TO ANY TRANSACTION BETWEEN USERS. We do not own, manufacture, produce, store, ship, inspect, verify, endorse, guarantee, or take responsibility for any goods or services listed, offered, sold, purchased, or exchanged through the Marketplace. All transactions are solely between the buyer and seller. Krtuworks's role is limited to providing the technology platform that facilitates the connection between buyers and sellers.

15.2 Marketplace Categories

Marketplace listings are organized into predefined categories. Current categories include, but are not limited to: Electronics, Books, Home, Clothing, Beauty, Transport, Hobby, Events, Food, and Other. Krtuworks may add, modify, merge, or remove categories at any time. You must list items in the most appropriate and accurate category.

15.3 Seller Obligations and Representations

If you list items or services for sale on the Marketplace, you represent, warrant, and agree that:

(a) You are the legal owner of the item or are authorized by the owner to sell it, and the item is free of liens, encumbrances, and competing claims;

(b) All listing information (title, description, price, currency, condition, photographs, and other details) is accurate, truthful, complete, and not misleading;

(c) Photographs depict the actual item being offered (not stock photos, generic images, or images of different items) and accurately represent the item's current condition;

(d) You will fulfill orders promptly and as described in the listing;

(e) The item complies with all applicable laws and regulations in your jurisdiction and the buyer's jurisdiction, including but not limited to consumer protection laws, product safety regulations, import/export restrictions, and tax obligations;

(f) You will respond to buyer inquiries in a timely and honest manner;

(g) You will not engage in deceptive pricing practices, bait-and-switch tactics, or any form of commercial fraud;

(h) You are solely responsible for all applicable taxes, duties, fees, and compliance obligations related to your sales activity;

(i) You acknowledge that Krtuworks may display your marketplace rating, sales history, and review scores to other users as part of the trust and safety system.

15.4 Prohibited Listings

The following items and services are strictly prohibited from being listed on the Marketplace. This list is non-exhaustive, and Krtuworks reserves the right to remove any listing that it determines to be inappropriate, harmful, or in violation of these Terms:

(a) Illegal drugs, controlled substances, drug paraphernalia, and substances regulated under the Controlled Substances Act or equivalent laws in applicable jurisdictions;

(b) Prescription medications, pharmaceutical products requiring a prescription, and unregulated supplements making medical claims;

(d) Stolen, misappropriated, or fraudulently obtained goods;

(e) Counterfeit, replica, knockoff, or pirated goods, including but not limited to counterfeit designer goods, pirated software, and unauthorized copies of copyrighted material;

(f) Hazardous materials, toxic substances, radioactive materials, and items requiring special handling or licensing;

(g) Academic work intended for fraudulent submission (essays, assignments, research papers, theses, dissertations, lab reports, code assignments);

(h) Personal data, account credentials, login information, API keys, or any form of unauthorized access to digital systems or services;

(i) Adult or sexually explicit materials, services, or paraphernalia;

(j) Live animals, animal parts, products derived from endangered or protected species, and items that violate animal welfare laws;

(k) Recalled, banned, expired, or prohibited products under applicable consumer safety regulations;

(l) Items that promote hatred, discrimination, violence, or terrorism;

(m) Human body parts, organs, bodily fluids, or biological specimens;

(n) Items that require a government license or certification to sell, unless the seller holds such license;

(o) Multi-level marketing products, pyramid scheme memberships, or get-rich-quick schemes;

(p) Tobacco, nicotine products, vaping products, and alcohol (unless the seller complies with all applicable licensing and age verification requirements, which Krtuworks does not facilitate);

(q) Gambling services, lottery tickets, or games of chance;

(r) Any item or service prohibited by applicable law in the seller's or buyer's jurisdiction.

15.5 Buyer Obligations

If you purchase items through the Marketplace, you agree to:

(a) Review listing details carefully and thoroughly before initiating a purchase;

(b) Complete payment through the Service's designated payment methods (when available) or through mutually agreed means;

(d) Communicate honestly and in good faith with sellers;

(e) Not engage in fraudulent chargebacks, payment reversals, or disputes made in bad faith;

(f) Accept responsibility for your purchasing decisions -- Krtuworks does not verify listing accuracy or item quality.

15.6 QR-Based Transaction Verification

The Marketplace provides a QR code-based verification system to confirm that in-person exchanges have taken place:

(a) When a buyer initiates a purchase request, a unique QR code is generated and associated with the transaction;

(b) Upon meeting in person and exchanging the item, the seller scans the buyer's QR code to confirm that the exchange has occurred;

(d) QR codes are unique per transaction and include cryptographic nonces for security;

(e) Misuse of the QR verification system (e.g., scanning without actual exchange of goods) constitutes fraud and is subject to enforcement action;

(f) When integrated payment processing is introduced in the future, QR verification may additionally trigger payment release, escrow management, and automated refund processes. Updated terms will be provided at that time.

15.7 Ratings and Reviews

After a marketplace transaction, participants may rate and review each other:

(a) Ratings use a 0.5 to 5.0 scale in 0.5-point increments;

(b) Ratings and reviews must be honest, based on genuine transaction experience, and not retaliatory, defamatory, or fraudulent;

(d) Krtuworks reserves the right to remove fraudulent, retaliatory, or policy-violating ratings;

(e) You may not offer incentives (discounts, gifts, refunds) in exchange for positive ratings.

15.8 Marketplace Access

Marketplace features are generally available to users who are members of the same university community as the listing, or to Company Accounts that target the relevant university. Krtuworks may restrict marketplace access based on account standing, verification status, or other criteria.

15.9 Transaction Disputes

Disputes between buyers and sellers are the sole responsibility of the transacting parties. Krtuworks:

(a) Is not a party to any transaction and is not responsible for resolving disputes;

(b) May, at its sole discretion, provide limited mediation assistance but is under no obligation to do so;

(d) Reserves the right to suspend marketplace privileges for users with patterns of disputes, complaints, or policy violations.

15.10 Marketplace Disclaimer

KRTUWORKS DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE QUALITY, SAFETY, LEGALITY, ACCURACY, AUTHENTICITY, OR AVAILABILITY OF ANY MARKETPLACE LISTING, ITEM, OR SERVICE. ALL MARKETPLACE TRANSACTIONS ARE CONDUCTED AT THE SOLE RISK OF THE PARTICIPATING USERS. KRTUWORKS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, INJURY, FRAUD, MISREPRESENTATION, OR DISPUTE ARISING FROM MARKETPLACE TRANSACTIONS. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT KRTUWORKS IS A PLATFORM PROVIDER, NOT A RETAILER, BROKER, AGENT, OR GUARANTOR.

16. FindRoom Housing Listings

16.1 Overview and Platform Role

FindRoom is a housing listing and roommate discovery feature within the Service. Krtuworks is not a real estate broker, agent, property manager, landlord, tenant, or housing provider. FindRoom provides a platform for users to post and browse housing-related listings. All housing arrangements are solely between the listing creator and interested parties. Krtuworks does not verify, inspect, certify, or guarantee any property, listing, landlord, tenant, or housing arrangement.

16.2 Listing Requirements and Accuracy

If you post housing listings through FindRoom, you agree that:

(a) All listing information must be accurate, truthful, current, and not misleading, including but not limited to: location, address, rent amount, room size, number of rooms, available amenities, move-in date, contract type, and photographs;

(b) Photographs must depict the actual property being offered and must not be stock photos, digitally altered images, or images of different properties;

(c) You must update or remove listings when the property is no longer available, terms have changed, or information becomes inaccurate;

(d) You must not post duplicate listings for the same property;

(e) Rental prices must be stated accurately and must not contain hidden fees or conditions not disclosed in the listing;

(f) You must have the legal right to offer the property for rent, sublease, or roommate sharing, and such offering must comply with your own lease terms, landlord authorization, and applicable law.

16.3 Housing Types and Contract Types

FindRoom supports various housing arrangement types, including but not limited to: room rental, apartment rental, house rental, subletting, roommate seeking, and temporary/short-term housing. You must accurately select the appropriate contract type and disclose all relevant terms.

16.4 Fair Housing Compliance

You agree to comply with all applicable fair housing and anti-discrimination laws in your jurisdiction. Specifically:

(a) You may NOT discriminate or express discriminatory preferences in housing listings based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, familial status, disability, sexual orientation, age, marital status, source of income, or any other characteristic protected by applicable fair housing laws (including the U.S. Fair Housing Act, EU Anti-Discrimination Directives, Turkish Anti-Discrimination provisions, and equivalent local laws);

(b) Roommate preference listings may include reasonable personal preferences (such as gender, smoking habits, pet ownership, noise levels, and lifestyle compatibility) to the extent permitted by applicable law, particularly in shared living arrangements;

(c) Listings that contain discriminatory language, exclusionary criteria based on protected characteristics, or content that violates fair housing laws will be removed, and the listing user may face enforcement action.

16.5 Prohibited Housing Listings

The following types of housing listings are prohibited:

(a) Fraudulent, scam, or fictitious property listings;

(b) Properties that the lister does not have the legal right to rent, sublease, or share;

(d) Listings for properties that are uninhabitable, unsafe, or violate local housing codes;

(e) Listings that condition housing access on sexual favors, personal relationships, or any other inappropriate consideration;

(f) Listings that serve as fronts for illegal activity.

16.6 Safety Recommendations

When engaging with housing listings, we strongly recommend:

(a) Visit properties in person before making any financial commitment;

(b) Never send deposits, rent payments, or application fees before seeing the property and verifying the landlord's identity and ownership/authorization;

(d) Verify the identity and authorization of the person you are dealing with;

(e) Use secure payment methods and obtain receipts for all payments;

(f) Review and understand all lease or rental agreements before signing;

(g) Consult with university housing services or local tenant rights organizations if you have concerns.

16.7 Housing Disclaimer

KRTUWORKS DOES NOT VERIFY HOUSING LISTINGS, INSPECT PROPERTIES, CONFIRM LANDLORD IDENTITY OR AUTHORIZATION, GUARANTEE LISTING ACCURACY, OR ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH HOUSING STANDARDS, BUILDING CODES, OR SAFETY REGULATIONS. ALL HOUSING ARRANGEMENTS ARE BETWEEN YOU AND THE OTHER PARTY AT YOUR SOLE RISK. KRTUWORKS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, INJURY, FRAUD, OR DISPUTE ARISING FROM HOUSING LISTINGS OR ARRANGEMENTS MADE THROUGH FINDROOM.

17. Clubs and Organizations

17.1 Overview

The Clubs feature provides structured management tools for student organizations, interest groups, academic clubs, and other university-affiliated groups. Clubs operate within the community framework as dedicated community spaces with enhanced governance, membership management, event planning, and organizational features.

17.2 Club Creation and Governance

Clubs are established within university communities and are subject to the following governance structures:

(a) Club Terms: Clubs operate on defined terms (typically academic years or semesters), each led by elected or appointed officers with defined roles and responsibilities;

(b) Club Roles: Club officers hold defined roles (e.g., President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and custom roles) with configurable permissions including content management, member management, event creation, and settings modification;

(c) Board (YK): Clubs may have a governing board with designated members and roles, tracked through board snapshots for accountability and historical reference;

(d) Committees: Clubs may create internal committees for specialized functions, each with designated members and leaders;

(e) Term Transitions: When club leadership changes (through elections, appointments, or handovers), ownership and administrative control transfers to the new officers.

17.3 Club Membership

Club membership operates through the following mechanisms:

(a) Open join: Clubs may allow any eligible user to join immediately without approval;

(b) Approval required: Clubs may require membership applications that must be approved by club officers. Pending applications may be approved, rejected, or waitlisted;

(c) Member standing: Club officers may ban or temporarily restrict members from the club for violations of club rules or Platform policies, subject to the overarching Platform Terms;

(d) Membership types: Regular members, officers with defined roles, and followers (non-members who receive club content in their feeds) each have different access levels and capabilities;

(e) Post approval per member: Clubs may require certain members' posts to be approved by officers before publication, as a probationary or quality control measure.

17.4 Club Content and Activities

Clubs may utilize the following features:

(a) Posts and discussions: Standard content creation within the club community, subject to optional approval workflows;

(b) Club events: Events with titles, descriptions, dates, times, locations, and visibility settings (university-wide or members-only). Events may involve collaborative clubs (co-hosting);

(c) Announcements: Club-wide announcements with normal and urgent priority levels. Urgent announcements trigger non-dismissable notifications to club members;

(d) Club ratings and reviews: Members and same-university users may rate clubs on a 0.5-5.0 scale, contributing to the club's aggregate rating;

(e) Committees: Internal organizational units with designated members and leaders for specialized club functions.

17.5 Club Officer Responsibilities

Club officers (President, board members, and role holders) have additional responsibilities:

(a) Enforce these Terms and Community Guidelines within the club;

(b) Manage club membership, events, announcements, and content in good faith;

(c) Do not abuse administrative privileges for personal gain, harassment, or purposes inconsistent with the club's stated mission;

(d) Report serious violations of Platform policies through the in-app reporting tools;

(e) Comply with applicable university policies, local laws, and regulations regarding student organizations;

(f) Facilitate orderly transitions of leadership when terms end or officers change;

(g) Maintain accurate and current club information, including descriptions, officer listings, and event details.

17.6 Club Restrictions

Clubs are subject to the following restrictions:

(a) Clubs created for the purpose of violating these Terms, promoting hatred, harassment, illegal activity, or any prohibited content will be immediately removed, and participating members may face enforcement action;

(b) Club names, descriptions, and branding must not be misleading, offensive, or violate any third party's intellectual property rights;

(c) Clubs may not engage in unauthorized commercial activity, fundraising (unless in compliance with university and local regulations), or financial transactions outside designated Platform features;

(d) Club governance disputes between officers are the responsibility of the club members and, where applicable, the university's student organization oversight body. Krtuworks may intervene in governance disputes only where Platform policies are being violated.

17.7 Club Data and Dissolution

When a club is dissolved, archived, or removed:

(a) Club content (posts, comments, events, announcements) may be archived or removed based on the circumstances;

(b) Club membership records, role assignments, and governance history are retained per our data retention schedule;

(d) Krtuworks reserves the right to dissolve clubs that are inactive for extended periods, have no active officers, or are in persistent violation of these Terms.

18. Company and Business Accounts

18.1 Overview

The Service supports Company Accounts that enable businesses and organizations to establish a presence within the university ecosystem. Company Accounts are distinct from individual university-affiliated accounts and operate under additional terms, conditions, and restrictions described in this Section. Company Accounts are currently available at no additional cost, though Krtuworks reserves the right to introduce pricing tiers or premium features in the future with reasonable advance notice.

18.2 Company Account Structure

Company Accounts operate with a hierarchical multi-user structure:

(a) Owner (OWNER): The primary account holder with full administrative control over the company presence, including the ability to create and manage Admin and Poster sub-accounts, configure company settings, manage verification, and control all company content. Each company has exactly one Owner account. The Owner account may freeze, suspend, or close the entire company operation;

(b) Administrator (ADMIN): Sub-accounts with elevated permissions including content management, account creation (Poster accounts only), company settings modification (limited), and analytics access. Admin accounts are created and managed by the Owner;

(c) Poster (POSTER): Sub-accounts with limited permissions restricted to content creation and publication within designated company categories. Poster accounts cannot create other accounts, modify company settings, or access analytics;

(d) Account hierarchy: Sub-accounts (Admin, Poster) are linked to the Owner account through a parent-child relationship. If the Owner account is suspended, frozen, or terminated, all linked sub-accounts are also affected;

(e) Account switching: Users with multiple roles (e.g., a personal university account and a company Poster account) may switch between accounts within the application.

18.3 Company Registration and Information

When creating a Company Account, you must provide accurate and complete information, including:

(a) Company or organization name;

(b) Company type or industry classification;

(d) Website (if applicable);

(e) Any additional information required by the registration process or verification procedures.

You represent and warrant that all information provided is truthful, accurate, and current. You must promptly update company information if it changes. Providing false, misleading, or fraudulent company information is grounds for immediate account termination.

18.4 Company Verification and Trust Tiers

Company Accounts are subject to a tiered verification system that determines access to certain features:

(a) Unverified (NONE): Default status for new Company Accounts. Unverified companies have access to basic categories (Announcements, General, Events, Campaigns, Ratings) but are restricted from categories that require higher trust (Job Postings, Internships, Products & Services, Housing);

(b) Verified (VERIFIED): Companies that have submitted verification documents and passed review. Verified companies have access to all nine content categories;

(d) Enterprise (ENTERPRISE): Highest verification tier with full platform capabilities and enhanced visibility.

18.5 Verification Process

To apply for verification:

(a) Submit a verification request through the Company Account dashboard, including required documentation (business registration certificates, government-issued identification, authorization letters, or other documents as specified);

(b) Upload supporting documents (up to five (5) files per request) through the secure document submission system;

(c) Verification requests are reviewed by the Krtuworks trust and safety team. Review decisions (approval or rejection with reason) are communicated through in-app notifications;

(d) Approved verification is subject to periodic review. Krtuworks may revoke verification at any time if the company no longer meets requirements, provides false information, or violates these Terms;

(e) Verification documents are reviewed and deleted from our systems after the decision is made. Documents are not retained beyond the review period except where required by law.

18.6 Company Content Categories

Each Company Account has access to nine (9) fixed content categories, subject to verification tier restrictions:

(a) Announcements: Company news, updates, and official communications;

(b) Job Postings (JOBS): Full-time, part-time, and contract employment opportunities. Requires verification;

(d) Campaigns & Promotions (CAMPAIGNS): Marketing campaigns, promotional offers, discounts, and special events;

(e) Company Events (EVENTS): Events organized or sponsored by the company;

(f) Products & Services (BUYSELL): Goods and services offered by the company. Requires verification;

(g) Housing & Roommates (FINDROOM): Company-associated housing opportunities. Requires verification;

(h) General Discussion (GENERAL): Open discussions related to the company;

(i) Reviews & Ratings (RATINGS): User reviews and ratings of the company (0.5-5.0 scale).

18.7 Cross-University Posting

Company Accounts may target content to multiple universities through the cross-posting feature:

(a) Content can be simultaneously published to communities at multiple universities;

(b) Each target university's members see the content in their own feed and community;

(d) Cross-posted content must comply with these Terms and Community Guidelines at all target universities;

(e) Krtuworks may restrict cross-posting capabilities based on verification tier, account standing, or content quality.

18.8 Company Account Obligations

Company Account holders agree to:

(a) Comply with all applicable laws regarding commercial communications, advertising, employment postings, and consumer protection, in every jurisdiction where their content is visible;

(b) Clearly and accurately represent their company, products, services, and offerings;

(d) Respect user privacy and not use Platform data for unauthorized marketing, profiling, or commercial purposes;

(e) Respond to user inquiries, reviews, and complaints in a professional and timely manner;

(f) Not use Company Account features to circumvent individual account policies, rate limits, or enforcement actions;

(g) Ensure that all sub-account users (Admins and Posters) comply with these Terms and are authorized to act on behalf of the company;

(h) Accept full responsibility for all content posted through any Company Account sub-account.

18.9 Company Ratings and Reviews

Users may rate and review Company Accounts:

(a) Company ratings use a 0.5 to 5.0 scale in 0.5-point increments;

(b) Average company ratings and review counts are publicly displayed;

(d) Companies may not retaliate against users who leave negative reviews;

(e) Reviews that violate content policies (harassment, spam, fraud) may be removed through standard moderation processes.

18.10 Company DM Preferences

Company Accounts may configure direct message preferences:

(a) All: Accept direct messages from any user;

(b) Verified only: Accept direct messages only from verified users;

18.11 Company Account Closure and Freeze

When a Company Account is closed or frozen:

(a) All sub-accounts (Admin and Poster) linked to the company are simultaneously affected;

(b) All company content remains visible unless specifically removed;

(d) Non-owner sub-account users cannot independently reactivate their accounts -- the Owner must reactivate the company first;

(e) Permanent closure of a Company Account follows the standard account deletion process, including applicable grace periods and data retention obligations.

18.12 Company Account Disclaimer

KRTUWORKS DOES NOT ENDORSE, VERIFY THE CLAIMS OF, GUARANTEE THE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES OF, OR ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY COMPANY ACCOUNT OR ITS OPERATORS. VERIFICATION TIERS INDICATE COMPLETION OF A DOCUMENTATION REVIEW PROCESS AND DO NOT CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT, CERTIFICATION OF QUALITY, OR GUARANTEE OF LEGITIMACY. USERS INTERACT WITH COMPANY ACCOUNTS AT THEIR OWN RISK AND SHOULD EXERCISE INDEPENDENT JUDGMENT.

PART IV -- AI, ALGORITHM, AND TECHNOLOGY TERMS

19. AI-Assisted Features and Gossi

19.1 Overview of AI Features

The Service incorporates artificial intelligence ("AI") and machine learning technologies to provide enhanced features and functionality. The primary AI-assisted features include:

(a) Gossi: An AI-powered conversational agent that operates as a named bot user ("@gossi") within the Platform. Gossi responds to user mentions in posts and comments, provides contextual replies, may cast votes (upvotes or downvotes) on content, and maintains a per-user conversational memory system;

(b) Automated media analysis: AI-powered visual and video content analysis that generates descriptive summaries, object identification, text extraction, and contextual metadata for media attachments uploaded to the Service;

(c) Content safety systems: Automated systems that scan content for potential policy violations, spam indicators, and safety concerns;

(d) University content enrichment: AI-assisted generation of informational content about universities using publicly available data sources (public encyclopedia) and language model processing.

19.2 AI Processing Infrastructure

AI features are processed through Krtuworks's proprietary AI infrastructure, which includes self-hosted components and managed services:

(a) Krtuworks AI Gateway: A proprietary routing service that directs AI requests to the appropriate processing pipeline. The Gateway operates on Krtuworks infrastructure within the European Union;

(b) Natural Language Processing: Krtuworks utilizes proprietary and licensed language model infrastructure for conversational AI (Gossi), content analysis, and natural language understanding. Content submitted for AI processing (post text, comment text, and contextual metadata) is processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy;

(c) Visual and Media Analysis: Krtuworks utilizes proprietary AI systems for image and video understanding, including scene description, object identification, text extraction, and contextual analysis. By using features that involve media uploads, you acknowledge and consent to the processing of your uploaded media files through our AI analysis pipeline;

(d) Self-Hosted Models: Certain AI tasks, including university content enrichment, are processed by language models deployed entirely on Krtuworks infrastructure within the European Union. Data processed through self-hosted models does not leave our servers.

19.3 Gossi Conversational Agent

Gossi is an AI bot that participates in Platform discussions when mentioned by users. By interacting with Gossi, you acknowledge and agree that:

(a) Nature of Gossi: Gossi is an artificial intelligence, not a human. Gossi's responses are generated by language models and reflect programmed personality traits, not personal experiences, emotions, or genuine opinions. Gossi is designed to communicate in a casual, student-like tone but remains an AI system;

(b) Response generation: When you mention @gossi in a post or comment, your content (along with contextual information including the original post, recent comments, community metadata, category-specific data such as course ratings or professor information, and applicable AI memory) is sent to AI model providers for response generation;

(c) Gossi voting: Gossi may automatically cast upvotes or downvotes on content it responds to, based on AI analysis of the content. Gossi's votes are treated identically to human user votes -- they affect engagement metrics, content ranking, and trigger standard vote notifications. Gossi's votes reflect algorithmic sentiment analysis and do not represent editorial positions of Krtuworks;

(d) Content limitations: Gossi's responses may be inaccurate, inappropriate, offensive, misleading, or factually incorrect. Gossi's responses do not represent the views, opinions, advice, or endorsements of Krtuworks. Do not rely on Gossi for professional, legal, medical, academic, financial, or safety-critical advice;

(e) Post-level control: Post authors may enable or disable Gossi's ability to respond to their posts through the post settings toggle (gossiEnabled). When disabled, mentions of @gossi in that post will not trigger AI responses, though the mentioning user's daily usage quota may still be affected;

(f) Rate limiting: Each user has a daily limit on the number of Gossi interactions they can initiate. Usage is tracked as a percentage of the daily quota. Quotas reset at UTC midnight (00:00 UTC). The exact quota amount is not disclosed and may be adjusted by Krtuworks at any time;

(g) Marketplace exclusion: Gossi does not respond to mentions in marketplace listings, as such content is commercial in nature and outside Gossi's intended conversational scope.

19.4 Gossi Memory System

Gossi maintains a per-user contextual memory to improve the relevance and continuity of its responses over time:

(a) What is stored: A single paragraph of AI-generated notes about each user who interacts with Gossi, summarizing observed characteristics such as communication style, academic interests, topics of discussion, personality traits, and interaction history. This memory is generated and updated by the AI model itself, not by Krtuworks personnel;

(b) How it works: Each time you interact with Gossi, the AI receives your existing memory (if any), generates or updates the memory paragraph based on the new interaction, and the updated memory is stored in our database. Memory evolves over time as you have more interactions;

(c) What is NOT stored: Gossi memory does not store verbatim copies of your messages, personal contact information, financial data, or health information. The memory consists of AI-generated summaries and characterizations, which may be imprecise, incomplete, or inaccurate;

(d) User controls: You have full control over Gossi's memory through the following mechanisms:

View memory: You may view the current memory paragraph that Gossi has stored about you through your in-app Gossi settings;
Delete memory: You may delete Gossi's memory about you at any time through your in-app Gossi settings. Deletion is immediate and irreversible -- Gossi will start fresh with no prior context on your next interaction;
Disable memory entirely: You may disable Gossi's memory feature for your account through your in-app Gossi settings. When disabled:

(i) Gossi will not store or update any memory about you;

(ii) any existing memory is immediately and permanently deleted;

(iii) Gossi will treat each interaction as a first encounter with no prior context;

(iv) Gossi is informed that memory is disabled and will not attempt to reference past interactions;

(e) Data retention: Gossi memory data is subject to the same data retention and deletion policies as other user data. Memory is automatically deleted when your account is deleted (cascade deletion). Memory data is stored in our primary database on EU-hosted infrastructure;

(f) Accuracy disclaimer: Gossi memory is AI-generated and may contain inaccuracies, mischaracterizations, outdated information, or incorrect inferences. Krtuworks does not review, verify, edit, or endorse the content of Gossi memory. If you believe your memory contains harmful or incorrect information, you may delete it at any time.

19.5 Automated Media Analysis

When you upload images or videos to the Service, they may be processed by AI media analysis systems:

(a) Purpose: Media analysis generates descriptive metadata including scene summaries, identified objects and subjects, extracted text and signage, and ambient/contextual descriptions. This metadata is used to enhance AI features (providing Gossi with visual context), improve accessibility, and support content moderation;

(b) Processing: Media files are processed through our proprietary AI media analysis pipeline. Files are temporarily stored during processing and deleted upon completion;

(c) Rate limits: Media analysis is subject to per-user and platform-wide rate limits. Not all media may be analyzed immediately -- analysis may be processed with a short delay;

(d) No training: Your media is not used by Krtuworks to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models. Processing is limited to generating the analysis output for Service functionality;

(e) Opt-out: You cannot selectively opt out of media analysis while continuing to upload media. If you do not want your media to be analyzed by AI, do not upload media to the Service.

19.6 AI Content Disclaimer

AI-GENERATED CONTENT (INCLUDING GOSSI RESPONSES, MEDIA ANALYSIS RESULTS, AND UNIVERSITY CONTENT ENRICHMENT) IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND. AI OUTPUTS MAY BE INACCURATE, INCOMPLETE, BIASED, OFFENSIVE, INAPPROPRIATE, OR MISLEADING. KRTUWORKS DOES NOT ENDORSE, GUARANTEE THE ACCURACY OF, OR ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY AI-GENERATED CONTENT. AI OUTPUTS DO NOT CONSTITUTE PROFESSIONAL, LEGAL, MEDICAL, ACADEMIC, FINANCIAL, OR OTHER EXPERT ADVICE. YOU RELY ON AI-GENERATED CONTENT ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.

19.7 AI Data Usage Commitments

Krtuworks makes the following commitments regarding AI data processing:

(a) We do NOT use your content to train, fine-tune, or improve general-purpose AI language models or image generation models;

(b) AI processing is limited to generating outputs for immediate Service functionality (responses, analysis results, content enrichment);

(c) AI prompts and responses are not stored separately beyond what is necessary for immediate processing, except for Gossi memory as described in Section 19.4 and operational logging for debugging purposes (which is subject to standard log retention policies);

(d) Your data is not used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models. AI processing is limited to generating outputs for immediate Service functionality.

20. Feed Algorithm, Personalization, and Recommendations

20.1 Feed Modes

The Service offers multiple feed viewing modes:

(a) Algorithmic feed: Content is ranked and ordered by a proprietary algorithm considering multiple signals including engagement rates (upvotes, downvotes, comments, shares), content recency, community relevance, user interaction history, creator influence scores, and personalization signals. The algorithmic feed aims to surface content most likely to be relevant and interesting to you;

(b) Chronological feed (Newest): Content is displayed in reverse chronological order by creation timestamp, without algorithmic ranking;

(c) Popular feed: Content is ranked primarily by engagement metrics (upvotes, comments, and shares) within a given time window;

(d) Trending feed: Content identified as trending based on engagement velocity (rapid increase in interactions relative to the content's age and the community's baseline activity).

You may switch between feed modes at any time through the feed controls. Your feed mode preference is saved and persisted across sessions.

20.2 Algorithmic Ranking Factors

The algorithmic feed considers the following categories of signals (this list is illustrative, not exhaustive, and the specific factors and weights are proprietary):

(a) Engagement signals: Upvotes, downvotes, comment count, share count, save count, view count, and engagement rate relative to impressions;

(b) Recency signals: Content age, time since last engagement, temporal decay functions;

(d) Quality signals: Content length, media presence, author reputation scores, historical content quality;

(e) Social signals: Interactions with the content author (follows, past engagement, block status), community overlap, social graph proximity;

(f) Personalization signals: Your historical engagement patterns, preferred content types, active hours, and explicitly stated preferences;

(g) Negative signals: "Not interested" declarations, content from blocked users, posts from communities you have left.

20.3 Interaction Scoring

The Service maintains interaction scores between users based on their engagement patterns:

(a) Interactions such as upvoting, commenting, replying, following, and messaging contribute to a weighted affinity score between users;

(b) Higher affinity scores may result in increased visibility of a user's content in your algorithmic feed;

(d) Different interaction types carry different weights (e.g., commenting may carry more weight than upvoting).

20.4 "Not Interested" Controls

The Service provides mechanisms to indicate content you do not wish to see:

(a) Post-level: Mark a specific post as "not interested" to remove it from your feed and reduce the likelihood of similar content;

(b) Author-level: Mark a specific author as "not interested" to significantly reduce or eliminate their content from your feed, without fully blocking them;

(c) Topic-level: Mark a topic as "not interested" to reduce the algorithmic weight of that topic in your feed (soft penalty rather than hard filter);

(d) "Not interested" signals are processed immediately and affect future feed generation. Previously cached feed results may take a short time to update.

20.5 Feed Caching and Performance

Feed content may be cached for performance reasons:

(a) Cached feeds may not immediately reflect the latest content, votes, or interactions;

(b) Significant user actions (new posts, votes, follows, blocks, "not interested" signals) trigger cache invalidation;

(d) Pull-to-refresh and explicit feed mode switches force fresh data retrieval.

20.6 Algorithm Transparency and Limitations

You acknowledge that:

(a) Krtuworks's feed algorithms are proprietary and the specific factors, weights, and logic are not publicly disclosed;

(b) Algorithmic ranking is not neutral -- it inherently prioritizes certain content over others based on predicted relevance and engagement;

(c) Krtuworks does not guarantee that you will see all content posted to communities you have joined, even in algorithmic mode;

(d) Algorithmic feeds may inadvertently create "filter bubbles" or amplify certain content patterns. The chronological feed option is available as an alternative;

(e) Feed algorithms are continuously refined and may produce different results over time without notice;

(f) Krtuworks does not manually curate, editorially select, or individually promote specific content in feeds (except for Platform announcements and system notifications).

21. Notifications, Schedules, and Academic Reminders

21.1 Notification System Overview

The Service provides a comprehensive notification system designed to keep you informed about relevant activity. Notifications are delivered through multiple channels:

(a) Push notifications: Real-time alerts delivered to your device through iOS push notification service, Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), or Expo Push Notification Service;

(b) In-app notifications (history): A persistent notification feed within the application that records significant events and interactions;

(c) WebSocket real-time events: Immediate in-app updates for actions occurring while you are actively using the Service;

(d) Email notifications: Transactional emails for critical account events (verification, password reset, security alerts, moderation actions).

21.2 Notification Types and Categories

Notifications fall into the following general categories (see our notification preference documentation for the complete list of individual notification types):

(a) Social interactions: Follow notifications, post votes, comment notifications, mention notifications, post saves, shares;

(b) Messaging: New message alerts, incoming call notifications, group actions (additions, removals, role changes), message reactions;

(d) Academic: Daily schedule reminders, class starting reminders (1 hour before), exam reminders (at 1 week, 3 days, 1 day, and 1 hour intervals), class conflict alerts;

(e) Clubs: Join requests, membership decisions, event notifications, announcements;

(f) Company: New followers, ratings, verification status updates;

(g) Moderation: Report status updates, content violation warnings, account actions;

(h) Security: New login alerts, account status changes;

(i) System: Administrator broadcasts, platform announcements.

21.3 Notification Preferences and Controls

The Service provides granular control over notifications:

(a) Dismissable notifications: Most notification types can be individually enabled or disabled through the notification preferences interface. For each dismissable notification type, you may independently control:

Push delivery: Whether push notifications are sent to your device for that type;
History storage: Whether the notification is recorded in your in-app notification history;

(b) Non-dismissable notifications: Certain notification types cannot be disabled due to their critical nature, including: account security alerts (new login from unrecognized device), account status changes (suspension, ban, freeze, deletion), moderation actions (content violations, warnings), report status updates, system administrator broadcasts, and urgent club announcements. These notifications are always delivered through all available channels;

(c) Device-level controls: You may also control notifications through your device's operating system notification settings, which override application-level preferences;

(d) Default state: All notification types are enabled by default when you create an account. You must actively disable notifications you do not wish to receive.

21.4 Academic Schedule Integration

The Service provides academic schedule features including:

(a) Schedule management: Users may input and manage their academic course schedules, including course codes, names, meeting times, classrooms, and exam dates;

(b) Daily schedule notifications: At approximately 9:00 PM in your local timezone, you may receive a summary of the next day's classes. If you have no classes scheduled, you receive a notification informing you of the free day;

(c) Class reminders: Approximately one hour before a scheduled class, you may receive a reminder notification including the course code and classroom location (if provided);

(d) Exam reminders: Exam reminders are sent at multiple intervals: one week before, three days before, one day before, and one hour before the exam. Reminders include the course code, exam type, date, and time;

(e) Conflict detection: If two classes are scheduled at overlapping times, you receive a conflict alert notification;

(f) Schedule sharing: You may share your class schedule with other users. Schedule sharing triggers notifications to recipients when sharing begins or ends;

(g) Timezone awareness: Schedule notifications are calculated based on your configured timezone to ensure reminders are delivered at appropriate local times;

(h) Data accuracy: You are responsible for the accuracy of your schedule data. Krtuworks does not verify schedule information against university registrar systems. Incorrect schedule data may result in incorrect or missed reminders.

21.5 Schedule Notification Controls

All academic schedule notification types (daily schedule, class reminders, class conflicts, exam reminders) are individually controllable through the notification preferences system. Disabling a schedule notification type prevents push notification delivery but does not affect the underlying schedule data or sharing features.

21.6 Notification Data

Notification delivery requires the collection and processing of device tokens, device platform information, device locale, timezone information, and notification interaction data (read/unread status, timestamps). This data is processed as described in our Privacy Policy.

22. Media Upload, Storage, and Content Delivery

22.1 Supported Media Types

The Service supports uploading and sharing the following media types, subject to format validation and content policies:

(a) Images: JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and HEIC/HEIF formats;

(b) Videos: MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, and MKV formats;

(d) Files: Documents and other files in messaging contexts.

Krtuworks reserves the right to modify supported formats, add new formats, or deprecate existing formats at any time.

22.2 Upload Limits and Processing

Media uploads are subject to the following limitations and processing:

(a) File size limits: Individual file uploads are subject to maximum size limits (currently 50 MB per file). These limits may be adjusted at any time;

(b) Server-side processing: Uploaded images may be resized, compressed, reformatted, and optimized for delivery across different device types and screen sizes. Thumbnails and preview images may be generated automatically;

(c) Content validation: Uploaded files undergo file format verification and content validation to ensure they do not contain malicious payloads;

(d) Deduplication: The Service employs deduplication technology to identify previously uploaded identical files. Duplicate uploads may reference existing stored copies rather than creating new ones, improving storage efficiency;

(e) Rate limiting: Media upload endpoints are subject to rate limits to prevent abuse and ensure fair resource allocation.

22.3 Media Storage and Delivery

Uploaded media is stored and delivered as follows:

(a) Storage: Media files are stored on CDN provider R2 object storage infrastructure with global distribution capabilities;

(b) Content delivery: Media is served through content delivery network (CDN) infrastructure for optimized loading performance across geographic regions;

(c) Availability: While Krtuworks employs commercially reasonable measures to ensure media availability, we do not guarantee uninterrupted access to stored media. Media may become temporarily or permanently unavailable due to system failures, storage issues, policy enforcement, or content removal;

(d) Retention: Media associated with active content follows the content's lifecycle. Media associated with deleted content is removed following the content's deletion schedule (soft delete, then hard delete after 30 days). Media associated with deleted accounts is removed as part of the account deletion process;

(e) No backup guarantee: Krtuworks does not guarantee the preservation of uploaded media. You are responsible for maintaining your own copies of important media files.

22.4 Media Content Policies

All uploaded media must comply with these Terms and Community Guidelines. Specifically:

(a) Media must not contain prohibited content as described in Section 7 (Community Guidelines);

(b) Media may be processed by automated content safety systems and AI analysis tools;

(c) Media identified as violating content policies may be removed, and the uploading account may face enforcement action;

(d) Krtuworks reserves the right to disable or restrict media uploads for accounts exhibiting patterns of policy-violating media uploads.

22.5 Media Ownership and Licensing

Uploaded media is subject to the content licensing terms described in Section 5. You retain ownership of your media but grant Krtuworks the licenses necessary to store, process, deliver, and display the media as part of the Service.

23. Real-Time Features

23.1 Real-Time Communication Infrastructure

The Service employs real-time communication technology for delivering instant updates, live content synchronization, and interactive features. Real-time features include:

(a) Live content updates: New posts, comments, and votes appearing in real-time without page refresh;

(b) Vote synchronization: Immediate reflection of vote counts and user vote states across all connected clients;

(d) Typing indicators: Real-time display of when another user is composing a message;

(e) Online status: Real-time presence indicators showing when users are actively using the Service;

(f) Notification delivery: Instant delivery of notifications to connected clients.

23.2 Connection Management

Real-time connections are managed as follows:

(a) Connections are established automatically when you open the application and are maintained while the application is active;

(b) Connections may be interrupted by network changes, device sleep states, background app restrictions, or server maintenance;

(d) Krtuworks may limit the number of concurrent real-time connections per user or per device;

(e) Persistent connection abuse (e.g., maintaining excessive connections, using real-time connections for data scraping) is prohibited.

23.3 Real-Time Data and Caching

Real-time updates supplement but do not replace standard HTTP data fetching:

(a) Real-time events deliver incremental updates; the full data model is retrieved through standard API requests;

(b) Temporary inconsistencies between real-time events and standard data requests may occur during periods of high activity or network instability;

(c) Real-time features depend on active network connectivity and may not function reliably on slow, intermittent, or restricted networks.

24. Telemetry, Analytics, and Performance Monitoring

24.1 Data Collection

The Service collects usage telemetry and analytics data to improve functionality, performance, and user experience. Collected data includes:

(a) Engagement events: Post views (dwell time), photo expansions, video watch duration, comment expansions, link clicks, shares, saves, and follow actions;

(b) Navigation events: Screen views, profile clicks, community views, search queries, and navigation paths;

(d) Interaction events: Scroll depth within feeds, content interaction sequences, feature usage patterns;

(e) Performance data: Response times, error rates, crash reports, network latency measurements.

24.2 Data Processing and Purpose

Telemetry data is processed for the following purposes:

(a) Service improvement: Identifying popular features, detecting usability issues, and prioritizing development efforts;

(b) Performance optimization: Monitoring system health, identifying bottlenecks, and optimizing response times;

(c) Feed personalization: Improving algorithmic feed relevance based on aggregate and individual engagement patterns;

(d) Content quality: Identifying trending content, measuring content engagement, and supporting content ranking algorithms;

(e) Debugging: Diagnosing technical issues, reproducing bugs, and resolving service disruptions;

(f) Aggregated insights: Generating anonymized, aggregated statistics about Platform usage for internal analysis and potential external reporting.

24.3 Data Handling

Telemetry data is handled as follows:

(a) Data is transmitted in batches to minimize network overhead (up to 100 events and 200 KB per batch);

(b) Each event includes a client-generated event ID for deduplication;

(c) Raw telemetry events are stored for a limited retention period, after which they are aggregated and the raw events are deleted;

(d) Aggregated analytics data (daily snapshots) are retained for longer periods for trend analysis;

(e) Telemetry data is processed and stored on Krtuworks infrastructure within the European Union.

24.4 Your Acknowledgment

By using the Service, you acknowledge and consent to the collection and processing of telemetry data as described in this Section and in our Privacy Policy. The Service does not currently provide an opt-out mechanism for core telemetry collection, as this data is essential for operating, maintaining, and improving the Service. Where applicable law requires consent or provides an opt-out right for analytics tracking, we will comply with such requirements.

PART V -- PAYMENTS AND COMMERCE

25. Payments, Fees, and Financial Terms

25.1 Current Status

As of the effective date of these Terms, the Service does not implement integrated payment processing for marketplace transactions. Marketplace transactions are currently conducted between buyers and sellers through their own mutually agreed payment methods outside the Platform. Krtuworks does not process, facilitate, or guarantee any payments between users.

25.2 Future Payment Integration

Krtuworks may integrate payment processing services (such as Stripe Connect or equivalent providers) in the future. When payment processing is activated:

(a) These Terms will be updated with specific payment terms, including fee structures, payout schedules, refund policies, and dispute resolution procedures;

(b) Users will be required to accept updated Terms before using payment features;

(d) Krtuworks will not store full payment card details -- payment credentials will be managed by the third-party processor in compliance with PCI DSS standards.

25.3 Platform Fees

Krtuworks reserves the right to introduce platform fees or service charges on marketplace transactions, premium features, or other commercial activities in the future. Any such fees will be:

(a) Disclosed clearly before you complete a transaction or subscribe to a paid feature;

(b) Subject to modification with reasonable advance notice (minimum thirty (30) days for existing paying users);

25.4 Taxes and Financial Responsibility

You are solely and exclusively responsible for:

(a) All applicable taxes (including sales tax, value-added tax, income tax, and any other taxes or duties) related to your marketplace activity, earnings, or use of the Service;

(b) Determining your tax obligations in your jurisdiction and complying with all applicable tax laws;

(d) Krtuworks does not provide tax advice. Consult with a qualified tax professional regarding your specific obligations.

25.5 No Financial Advice

Nothing on the Service, including marketplace prices, ratings, or AI-generated content, constitutes financial, investment, tax, or accounting advice. Krtuworks is not a financial institution, broker, dealer, or investment advisor.

PART VI -- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

26. Our Intellectual Property Rights

26.1 Ownership

The Service -- including but not limited to all software, source code, object code, algorithms, machine learning models, databases, data structures, APIs, user interfaces, designs, graphics, logos, icons, images, audio, video, text, documentation, architecture, system configurations, trade secrets, and proprietary methodologies -- is owned by Krtuworks LLC and/or its licensors and is protected by copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, and other intellectual property laws of the United States of America and international treaties. All rights not expressly granted to you in these Terms are reserved by Krtuworks.

26.2 Trademarks

"MyCampus," "Krtuworks," "Gossi," and all related logos, product names, service names, slogans, trade dress, and visual identities are trademarks, service marks, or registered trademarks of Krtuworks LLC. You may not use, display, register, or apply to register any Krtuworks trademark or any confusingly similar mark, name, or logo without the prior written permission of Krtuworks. All other trademarks, service marks, and trade names appearing on the Service are the property of their respective owners.

26.3 Limited License to Users

Subject to your compliance with these Terms, Krtuworks grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable, personal license to:

(a) Access and use the Service through supported client applications for your personal, non-commercial purposes (or for authorized commercial purposes if you hold a Company Account);

(b) Download, install, and use the MyCampus mobile application on devices that you own or control;

This license does not include any right to: modify, adapt, translate, or create derivative works of the Service; distribute, sublicense, lease, rent, sell, or otherwise transfer the Service or access thereto; publicly display or perform the Service or any content therein outside the Service; or use the Service for any purpose not expressly permitted by these Terms.

26.4 Restrictions on Use

You may not, and may not permit or enable others to:

(a) Copy, modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or create derivative works based on the Service, its software, or any component thereof, except as expressly permitted by applicable mandatory law (such as EU Directive 2009/24/EC regarding decompilation for interoperability);

(b) Remove, alter, obscure, or deface any copyright notice, trademark, patent marking, digital watermark, or other proprietary notice from any component of the Service;

(c) Use the Service's content, data, features, or functionality to build, train, or improve a competing product or service;

(d) Systematically download, archive, or reproduce substantial portions of the Service's content or data;

(e) Use Krtuworks's name, trademarks, or branding in any manner that implies endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship without express written authorization;

(f) Access or use non-public features, APIs, or internal systems of the Service without authorization.

26.5 Feedback and Suggestions

If you provide Krtuworks with any feedback, suggestions, ideas, proposals, improvements, bug reports, feature requests, or other input regarding the Service ("Feedback"), you hereby:

(a) Acknowledge that such Feedback is provided voluntarily, without expectation of compensation, and without obligation on Krtuworks's part;

(b) Grant Krtuworks a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable, transferable license to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, display, and otherwise exploit the Feedback for any purpose, including incorporating it into the Service, without attribution, compensation, or restriction;

(d) Waive any moral rights or equivalent rights in the Feedback to the extent permitted by applicable law.

27. Copyright Policy and DMCA Procedures

27.1 Respect for Copyright

Krtuworks respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users to do the same. We respond to notices of alleged copyright infringement that comply with applicable law, including the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA," 17 U.S.C. Section 512), the EU Copyright Directive (Directive (EU) 2019/790), and the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works.

27.2 DMCA Takedown Notice

If you are a copyright owner or authorized agent and believe that content on the Service infringes your copyright, you may submit a takedown notice to our designated Copyright Agent containing:

(a) Your physical or electronic signature (or the signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner);

(b) Identification of the copyrighted work(s) claimed to be infringed, or a representative list if multiple works are involved;

(c) Identification of the material claimed to be infringing and information reasonably sufficient to locate the material on the Service (e.g., direct URLs, post IDs, screenshot with identifying information);

(d) Your contact information: full legal name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address;

(e) A statement that you have a good faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law;

(f) A statement, made under penalty of perjury, that the information in the notification is accurate, and that you are the copyright owner or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

Designated Copyright Agent (registered with the U.S. Copyright Office pursuant to 17 U.S.C. Section 512(c)(2) and 37 CFR 201.38): Registration Number: DMCA-1071159 Copyright Compliance Department Krtuworks LLC 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA Phone: +1 (307) 429-3359 Email: [email protected] (Subject line: "DMCA Notice")

27.3 Processing of Takedown Notices

Upon receiving a valid, complete DMCA takedown notice:

(a) We will expeditiously remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material;

(b) We will notify the user who posted the material that a takedown notice has been received, providing a copy of the notice (with the complainant's personal contact information redacted at our discretion) and information about the counter-notification process;

27.4 Counter-Notification

If you believe your content was removed or disabled in error or due to misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification to our Copyright Agent containing:

(a) Your physical or electronic signature;

(b) Identification of the material that was removed or disabled and the location at which it appeared before removal;

(c) A statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good faith belief that the material was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification;

(d) Your full legal name, mailing address, and telephone number;

(e) A statement that you consent to the jurisdiction of the federal district court for the judicial district in which your address is located (or, if outside the United States, any judicial district in which Krtuworks may be found), and that you will accept service of process from the person who provided the original takedown notice (or their agent).

27.5 Counter-Notification Processing

Upon receiving a valid counter-notification:

(a) We will promptly provide a copy to the original complainant;

(b) We will inform the complainant that the removed material may be restored in ten (10) to fourteen (14) business days;

(c) Unless the complainant files a court action seeking a restraining order against the content provider within that period, we will restore the material;

(d) If the complainant files a court action, the material will remain disabled pending resolution.

27.6 Repeat Infringer Policy

Krtuworks maintains a policy of terminating the accounts of users determined to be repeat copyright infringers. A user may be deemed a repeat infringer if they have received more than two (2) valid, uncontested DMCA takedown notices. We exercise reasonable judgment in identifying repeat infringers and may consider the totality of circumstances, including the nature and scope of infringement, whether the user has filed valid counter-notifications, and any other relevant factors.

27.7 International Copyright

In addition to DMCA procedures, Krtuworks processes copyright claims under applicable international copyright frameworks, including the EU Copyright Directive, the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, the Turkish Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works (No. 5846), and the Berne Convention. For jurisdictions with different procedures, requirements, or notice formats, please contact [email protected] with details of your claim, and we will process it in accordance with applicable local law.

27.8 Good Faith and Misuse

Knowingly filing a materially false DMCA takedown notice or counter-notification may result in liability under Section 512(f) of the DMCA, including damages, attorneys' fees, and costs. Krtuworks reserves the right to disregard notices that appear to be filed in bad faith, as part of harassment campaigns, or for purposes of censorship, competitive sabotage, or abuse of the takedown process. Abusive use of the DMCA process may also result in enforcement action against the filing user's account.

28. Trademark Policy

28.1 Trademark Claims

If you believe that content on the Service infringes your trademark rights, you may submit a trademark complaint to [email protected] containing:

(a) Identification of the trademark (name, registration number if applicable, registration country);

(b) Description of the allegedly infringing content and its location on the Service;

(d) Your contact information (name, organization, email, phone);

(e) A good faith statement that the use is not authorized.

28.2 Trademark Review

Krtuworks will review trademark complaints and take appropriate action, which may include content removal, account warnings, or no action if the use is determined to be non-infringing (e.g., nominative fair use, descriptive use, parody, or commentary).

PART VII -- PRIVACY AND DATA

29. Privacy and Data Protection

29.1 Privacy Policy

Our collection, use, sharing, retention, and protection of your personal information is described in our Privacy Policy, which is incorporated into these Terms by reference and constitutes an integral part of this Agreement. By using the Service, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the Privacy Policy and consent to the data practices described therein.

29.2 Data Controller

Krtuworks LLC acts as the data controller (or equivalent designation under applicable law) for personal data processed through the Service. Our contact information for data protection matters is:

Krtuworks LLC Attn: Privacy / Legal 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA Email: [email protected]

29.3 Legal Bases for Processing

We process your personal data on the legal bases described in our Privacy Policy, including: performance of our contract with you (these Terms), our legitimate interests (as described and balanced against your rights), your consent (where applicable), compliance with legal obligations, and protection of vital interests. Where applicable, specific legal bases under the GDPR, KVKK, CCPA/CPRA, and other frameworks are detailed in the Privacy Policy.

29.4 Your Data Rights

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights regarding your personal data, including rights of access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction, objection, and withdrawal of consent. These rights and the procedures for exercising them are described in detail in our Privacy Policy. To exercise your rights, contact [email protected].

30. Data Retention, Deletion, and Portability

30.1 Retention Principles

Krtuworks retains personal data only as long as necessary for the purposes described in our Privacy Policy, to comply with legal obligations, to resolve disputes, and to enforce our agreements. Specific retention periods for different data categories are described in the Privacy Policy data retention schedule.

30.2 Active Account Data

While your account is active, we retain your account information, content, preferences, and activity data as necessary to provide the Service. You may delete individual content items (posts, comments, messages) at any time, subject to the soft-delete and hard-delete timelines described in these Terms.

30.3 Soft Delete Timelines

When you delete content or request account deletion:

(a) Posts and comments: Immediately removed from active display (soft-deleted), permanently deleted (hard-deleted) after thirty (30) days;

(b) Messages: Soft-deleted upon user action, permanently deleted (including associated media) after thirty (30) days;

(d) Sessions: Automatically expired per configured expiration periods;

(e) Password reset tokens: Automatically expired after fifteen (15) minutes;

(f) 2FA challenge data: Automatically expired after five (5) to ten (10) minutes;

(g) Recovery documents: Reviewed and deleted within twenty-four (24) to forty-eight (48) hours of submission;

(h) Report content snapshots: Retained up to one (1) year if the report is approved; cleared if dismissed;

(i) AI memory (Gossi): Retained until you delete it, disable memory, or delete your account (cascade deletion).

30.4 Data Portability

Where applicable law provides a right to data portability (including GDPR Article 20 and equivalent provisions), you may request a copy of your personal data in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format. To exercise this right, contact [email protected]. We will respond within the timeframes required by applicable law.

31. Account Deletion, Hard Delete, and Data Erasure

31.1 Voluntary Account Deletion

You may request deletion of your account at any time through:

(a) The in-app account deletion feature in your account settings;

(b) Contacting [email protected] with your account deletion request.

Upon initiating deletion:

(c) Your account enters a "soft-deleted" state -- your profile, content, and activity are removed from active display but retained in our systems;

(d) A grace period of ninety (90) days begins, during which you may cancel the deletion by logging back into your account;

(e) After the grace period expires, your account enters the irreversible hard-delete process.

The hard-delete process permanently and irreversibly removes your personal data from our active systems:

(a) Account data: Your user record is anonymized -- a "ghost user" placeholder is created to maintain referential integrity in database relationships (e.g., so that replies to your deleted comments do not break), but all personally identifiable information is removed;

(b) Content: Your posts, comments, reactions, ratings, reviews, and other content contributions are anonymized or deleted. Content that has been quoted, replied to, or incorporated into other users' content may persist in an anonymized form;

(d) Media files: Your uploaded images, videos, and files are permanently deleted from our storage infrastructure (CDN provider R2);

(e) AI memory: Any Gossi memory associated with your account is permanently deleted;

(f) Device tokens and sessions: All device tokens, session records, and authentication data are permanently deleted;

(g) Cache data: All cached data associated with your account in server-side caching layers is invalidated and removed;

(h) Idempotency: The hard-delete process includes safeguards against duplicate execution -- once initiated, the process runs to completion without repeating steps.

31.3 Exceptions to Deletion

Certain data may be retained after account deletion as required by law or for legitimate purposes:

(a) Legal obligations: Transaction records, tax records, and financial data may be retained as required by applicable tax, accounting, and financial regulations;

(b) Legal holds: Data subject to ongoing legal proceedings, government investigations, or preservation orders may be retained until the matter is resolved;

(c) Safety records: Records of severe policy violations (permanent bans for CSAM, terrorism, credible threats) may be retained to prevent re-registration and to cooperate with law enforcement;

(d) Backup retention: Data in backup copies may persist temporarily until overwritten by the normal backup rotation cycle;

(e) Aggregated data: De-identified, anonymized, and aggregated statistical data that can no longer identify you may be retained indefinitely;

(f) Content shared by others: Content that has been independently shared, saved, screenshotted, or copied by other users before your deletion request cannot be recalled or deleted by Krtuworks from those users' possession.

31.4 Account Deletion by Krtuworks

Krtuworks may delete your account pursuant to the enforcement provisions described in Section 36 (Suspension and Termination). In the case of permanent bans, your data is handled according to the same deletion process, subject to the retention exceptions above and any additional retention required for safety and legal compliance purposes.

PART VIII -- LEGAL TERMS

32. Third-Party Services and Integrations

32.1 Third-Party Service Providers

The Service relies on third-party providers for certain functionality. A comprehensive list of third-party service providers and their functions is maintained in our Privacy Policy. By using the Service, you acknowledge that your data may be processed by these providers in accordance with their respective terms and privacy policies.

32.2 Third-Party Terms

Your use of integrated third-party services may be subject to those providers' terms of service and privacy policies in addition to these Terms. Key third-party services include:

(a) Voice and video call provider: Voice and video call infrastructure (subject to call infrastructure provider's Terms of Service);

(b) CDN provider: Content delivery and media storage (subject to CDN provider's Terms of Service);

(d) Stripe: Payment processing, when activated (subject to Stripe's Connected Account Agreement and Terms of Service).

Krtuworks is not responsible for the acts, omissions, terms, policies, availability, security practices, or data handling of any third-party service provider.

32.3 External Links

The Service may contain links, references, or integrations with external websites, applications, or services that are not owned or controlled by Krtuworks. We do not endorse, monitor, or assume responsibility for the content, accuracy, opinions, reliability, privacy practices, or security of any external sites. Accessing external links is at your own risk, and you should review the applicable terms and privacy policies before providing any information to external services.

32.4 University and Institutional Integrations

The Service uses publicly available information about universities and educational institutions (such as public encyclopedia content) for informational and enrichment purposes. This information is not endorsed, verified, or provided by the universities themselves unless explicitly stated. University names, logos, and related identifiers used on the Service are the property of their respective institutions.

33. Disclaimers and Warranty Exclusions

33.1 "As Is" and "As Available"

THE SERVICE IS PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, KRTUWORKS AND ITS OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, LICENSORS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND SUPPLIERS (COLLECTIVELY, THE "KRTUWORKS PARTIES") HEREBY DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

(a) IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, MERCHANTABLE QUALITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT;

(b) WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING, COURSE OF PERFORMANCE, OR USAGE OF TRADE;

(c) WARRANTIES THAT THE SERVICE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, TIMELY, SECURE, ERROR-FREE, VIRUS-FREE, OR FREE FROM HARMFUL COMPONENTS;

(d) WARRANTIES REGARDING THE ACCURACY, RELIABILITY, COMPLETENESS, CURRENTNESS, OR AVAILABILITY OF ANY CONTENT, INFORMATION, OR FEATURES ON THE SERVICE;

(e) WARRANTIES REGARDING THE ACCURACY, QUALITY, APPROPRIATENESS, OR SAFETY OF AI-GENERATED CONTENT, INCLUDING GOSSI RESPONSES AND MEDIA ANALYSIS;

(f) WARRANTIES REGARDING THE QUALITY, SAFETY, LEGALITY, ACCURACY, OR AUTHENTICITY OF MARKETPLACE LISTINGS, HOUSING LISTINGS, OR ANY GOODS OR SERVICES OFFERED BY USERS;

(g) WARRANTIES REGARDING MATCHING OUTCOMES, USER COMPATIBILITY, USER SAFETY, OR THE CHARACTER, INTENTIONS, OR REPRESENTATIONS OF OTHER USERS;

(h) WARRANTIES REGARDING THE CONTINUOUS AVAILABILITY, PERFORMANCE, OR FUNCTIONALITY OF ANY SPECIFIC FEATURE;

(i) WARRANTIES THAT THE SERVICE WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS OR EXPECTATIONS;

(j) WARRANTIES THAT DEFECTS WILL BE CORRECTED OR THAT THE SERVICE WILL BE IMPROVED IN ANY PARTICULAR MANNER.

33.2 Beta and Experimental Features

THE SERVICE IS CURRENTLY IN BETA / ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT. BETA FEATURES AND EXPERIMENTAL FUNCTIONALITY ARE PROVIDED FOR TESTING AND EVALUATION PURPOSES AND MAY CONTAIN BUGS, ERRORS, DEFECTS, AND SECURITY VULNERABILITIES. BETA FEATURES ARE USED ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK, AND KRTUWORKS DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE RESULTING FROM YOUR USE OF BETA FEATURES.

33.3 User Content and Third-Party Content

KRTUWORKS DOES NOT WARRANT, ENDORSE, GUARANTEE, OR ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY USER CONTENT, THIRD-PARTY CONTENT, THIRD-PARTY SERVICES, OR ANY PRODUCT, SERVICE, OR INFORMATION OFFERED THROUGH THE SERVICE OR LINKED FROM THE SERVICE. KRTUWORKS IS NOT A PARTY TO AND IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TRANSACTION, ARRANGEMENT, AGREEMENT, OR INTERACTION BETWEEN USERS.

33.4 Professional Advice Disclaimer

NOTHING ON THE SERVICE CONSTITUTES PROFESSIONAL ADVICE OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LEGAL, MEDICAL, FINANCIAL, TAX, ACCOUNTING, PSYCHOLOGICAL, ACADEMIC, CAREER, HOUSING, OR INVESTMENT ADVICE. CONTENT ON THE SERVICE, INCLUDING AI-GENERATED CONTENT, USER REVIEWS, RATINGS, AND INFORMATIONAL CONTENT, IS PROVIDED FOR GENERAL INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. YOU SHOULD CONSULT QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS FOR SPECIFIC ADVICE RELATED TO YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES.

33.5 Jurisdictional Limitations

SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF CERTAIN WARRANTIES. IN SUCH JURISDICTIONS, THE ABOVE EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS SHALL APPLY TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. WHERE WARRANTIES CANNOT BE EXCLUDED, THEY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE MINIMUM SCOPE AND DURATION PERMITTED BY LAW.

34. Limitation of Liability

34.1 Exclusion of Consequential Damages

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL THE KRTUWORKS PARTIES BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY:

(a) INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES;

(b) LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, INCOME, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, GOODWILL, CONTRACTS, OR ANTICIPATED SAVINGS;

(d) PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM YOUR USE OF THE SERVICE;

(e) UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO OR ALTERATION, CORRUPTION, OR LOSS OF YOUR TRANSMISSIONS, DATA, OR STORED CONTENT;

(f) CONDUCT, CONTENT, OR ACTIONS OF ANY THIRD PARTY, USER, OR OTHER PARTICIPANT ON THE SERVICE, WHETHER ONLINE OR OFFLINE;

(g) DAMAGES ARISING FROM YOUR INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER USERS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MARKETPLACE TRANSACTIONS, HOUSING ARRANGEMENTS, MATCHING INTERACTIONS, OR IN-PERSON MEETINGS ARRANGED THROUGH THE SERVICE;

(h) DAMAGES ARISING FROM AI-GENERATED CONTENT, INCLUDING INACCURATE, INAPPROPRIATE, OR HARMFUL RESPONSES FROM GOSSI OR OTHER AI FEATURES;

(i) DAMAGES ARISING FROM SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS, DOWNTIME, DATA LOSS, OR SYSTEM FAILURES;

WHETHER BASED ON WARRANTY, CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY, PRODUCT LIABILITY, OR ANY OTHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE THEORY, AND WHETHER OR NOT KRTUWORKS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF, KNEW OF, OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

34.2 Aggregate Liability Cap

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF THE KRTUWORKS PARTIES FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THESE TERMS OR THE SERVICE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF:

(A) THE TOTAL AMOUNTS ACTUALLY PAID BY YOU TO KRTUWORKS (NOT INCLUDING PAYMENTS TO OTHER USERS OR THIRD-PARTY PROCESSORS) IN THE TWELVE (12) MONTHS IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM; OR

(B) ONE HUNDRED UNITED STATES DOLLARS (USD $100.00).

THIS LIMITATION APPLIES COLLECTIVELY TO ALL CLAIMS, ACTIONS, AND CAUSES OF ACTION OF EVERY KIND AND NATURE, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT, OR OTHERWISE.

34.3 Essential Purpose

YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS IN THIS SECTION REFLECT A FAIR AND REASONABLE ALLOCATION OF RISK BETWEEN YOU AND KRTUWORKS, THAT THEY FORM AN ESSENTIAL BASIS OF THE BARGAIN BETWEEN THE PARTIES, AND THAT KRTUWORKS WOULD NOT PROVIDE THE SERVICE WITHOUT THESE LIMITATIONS. THE LIMITATIONS SHALL APPLY EVEN IF ANY REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE.

34.4 Jurisdictional Limitations

SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR CERTAIN OTHER DAMAGES. IN SUCH JURISDICTIONS, THE KRTUWORKS PARTIES' LIABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. NOTHING IN THESE TERMS SHALL EXCLUDE OR LIMIT LIABILITY FOR: (A) DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE;

(B) FRAUD OR FRAUDULENT MISREPRESENTATION;

(C) ANY LIABILITY THAT CANNOT BE EXCLUDED OR LIMITED UNDER APPLICABLE MANDATORY LAW, INCLUDING MANDATORY CONSUMER PROTECTION PROVISIONS.

35. Indemnification and Hold Harmless

35.1 Your Indemnification Obligations

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Krtuworks Parties from and against any and all claims, demands, actions, suits, proceedings, losses, damages, liabilities, judgments, settlements, penalties, fines, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees and legal costs) arising out of or relating to:

(a) Your use of or access to the Service;

(b) Your User Content, including any claims that your content infringes, misappropriates, or violates any third party's rights;

(d) Your marketplace transactions, including disputes with buyers or sellers;

(e) Your housing arrangements made through FindRoom, including disputes with landlords, tenants, or roommates;

(f) Your interactions with other users, whether online or offline, including those initiated through matching features;

(g) Misrepresentation of your identity, age, university affiliation, company authorization, or any other information;

(h) Your use of AI features, including reliance on AI-generated content;

(i) Any activity conducted through your account, whether or not authorized by you;

(j) Your Company Account activities, including content posted by sub-accounts (Admins and Posters) under your Company Account.

35.2 Indemnification Procedures

Krtuworks will:

(a) Promptly notify you of any claim subject to indemnification (though failure to provide timely notice shall not relieve your indemnification obligations except to the extent you are materially prejudiced);

(b) Provide reasonable cooperation in the defense of the claim (at your expense);

(c) Allow you to control the defense and settlement of the claim, provided that you may not agree to any settlement that imposes obligations on Krtuworks, admits fault or liability on behalf of Krtuworks, or does not unconditionally release Krtuworks from all liability, without Krtuworks's prior written consent.

35.3 Jurisdictional Limitations

In jurisdictions where blanket indemnification provisions are not enforceable (including certain EU member states and Turkey for consumer users), this Section shall be limited to the extent required by applicable mandatory law, and you shall remain responsible for your own wrongful acts to the fullest extent permitted.

36. Account Suspension, Restriction, and Termination

36.1 Termination by You

You may stop using the Service and request account deletion at any time by:

(a) Using the account deletion feature in your account settings;

(b) Contacting [email protected] with your deletion request.

Account deletion follows the process described in Section 31 (Account Deletion, Hard Delete, and Data Erasure).

36.2 Suspension and Restriction by Krtuworks

Krtuworks may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice (except where required by applicable law), suspend, restrict, or limit your account or access to the Service for any of the following reasons:

(a) Violation or suspected violation of these Terms, Community Guidelines, or Acceptable Use Policy;

(b) Suspected fraudulent, deceptive, abusive, or illegal activity;

(d) Security concerns, including suspected account compromise or unauthorized access;

(e) Extended period of inactivity (as defined by Krtuworks);

(f) Failure to comply with verification requests;

(g) Technical or operational necessity;

(h) Actions that create legal liability or harm (or risk of harm) to other users, Krtuworks, or third parties;

(i) Any other reason that Krtuworks determines, in its reasonable judgment, warrants suspension or restriction.

36.3 Termination by Krtuworks

Krtuworks may permanently terminate your account for:

(a) Severe or repeated violations of these Terms (see enforcement tiers in Section 9.3);

(b) Violations subject to zero-tolerance policies (CSAM, terrorism, credible violence threats);

(d) Fraud, identity theft, or systematic abuse of the Service;

(e) Discontinuation of the Service in whole or in part.

36.4 Effect of Suspension

During suspension:

(a) You may not access the Service, your content, or your data through any means;

(b) Your content remains on the Platform but may be restricted from public view;

(d) Suspension does not relieve you of any outstanding obligations, including financial obligations related to marketplace transactions.

36.5 Effect of Termination

Upon account termination:

(a) All access rights granted to you under these Terms immediately cease;

(b) All active sessions are revoked;

(d) You must immediately cease all use of the Service, including any use of Krtuworks trademarks or intellectual property;

(e) You may not create new accounts after a permanent ban without express written authorization from Krtuworks;

(f) Outstanding marketplace obligations, financial obligations, and any liabilities incurred prior to termination survive;

(g) Sections of these Terms that by their nature should survive termination will continue in full force and effect (see Section 52).

36.6 Account Freeze

In certain circumstances, accounts may be "frozen" rather than suspended or terminated:

(a) Self-freeze: You may freeze your own account, which temporarily removes your presence from the Platform while preserving your data. You may unfreeze by logging in;

(b) Administrative freeze: Krtuworks may freeze your account for investigation, pending verification, or as a protective measure. Administrative freezes require Krtuworks action to lift;

(c) Company-related freeze: Sub-accounts linked to a Company Account may be frozen when the Company Account is closed or the Owner account is frozen. Non-owner sub-account users cannot independently unfreeze their accounts in this scenario;

(d) During a freeze, your account data is preserved, but you cannot access the Service or interact with other users.

37. Informal Dispute Resolution

37.1 Good Faith Resolution

Before initiating any formal dispute resolution proceedings (including arbitration or litigation), you and Krtuworks agree to attempt to resolve any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Service ("Dispute") through good faith informal negotiation.

37.2 Notice of Dispute

To initiate informal resolution, the complaining party must send a written Notice of Dispute ("Notice") to the other party. Your Notice to Krtuworks must be sent to:

Krtuworks LLC Attn: Legal -- Dispute Resolution 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA Email: [email protected] (Subject: "Notice of Dispute")

The Notice must include:

(a) your name, username, and account email;

(b) a detailed description of the nature and basis of the Dispute;

(d) your contact information.

37.3 Negotiation Period

Both parties agree to negotiate in good faith for a period of sixty (60) days from the date the Notice is received ("Negotiation Period"). During the Negotiation Period, neither party may initiate arbitration or litigation (except for applications for injunctive or equitable relief, claims filed in small claims court, or where the Negotiation Period would cause the statute of limitations to expire).

37.4 Confidentiality

All communications during informal dispute resolution are confidential and shall not be used as evidence in any subsequent arbitration or litigation, except as required by law.

38. Binding Arbitration and Class Action Waiver

38.1 Agreement to Arbitrate

IF THE INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 37 DOES NOT RESOLVE THE DISPUTE WITHIN THE NEGOTIATION PERIOD, YOU AND KRTUWORKS AGREE THAT ANY REMAINING DISPUTE SHALL BE RESOLVED EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH FINAL AND BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION, RATHER THAN IN COURT, except for the limited exceptions described in Section 38.5. This agreement to arbitrate is intended to be broadly interpreted and applies to all Disputes between you and Krtuworks, including but not limited to claims arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Service, or the termination of your account, whether based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation, or any other legal theory.

38.2 Arbitration Administration and Rules

Arbitration shall be administered by the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") under its Consumer Arbitration Rules (or, if the AAA is unavailable, a comparable arbitration forum). The following rules apply:

(a) Arbitration shall be conducted by a single, neutral arbitrator selected in accordance with AAA procedures;

(b) The arbitration shall be conducted in the English language;

(c) The arbitration shall take place in Sheridan County, Wyoming, United States, unless you and Krtuworks agree otherwise, or unless the arbitrator determines that conducting the arbitration in that location would impose an undue hardship on you, in which case the arbitrator may permit participation by telephone, video conference, or written submissions;

(d) Filing fees: You shall pay the AAA consumer filing fee (currently approximately $200 for claims under $10,000). Krtuworks shall pay all remaining arbitration fees and costs, including the arbitrator's fees and AAA administrative fees, to the extent required by AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules;

(e) Arbitrator authority: The arbitrator shall have exclusive authority to resolve all Disputes, including the scope, enforceability, and arbitrability of this arbitration agreement. The arbitrator may award any relief that would be available in court, including injunctive and declaratory relief, but only in favor of the individual party seeking relief and only to the extent necessary to provide relief warranted by that party's individual claim;

(f) Decision: The arbitrator's decision shall be final and binding. Judgment on the arbitration award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction;

(g) Confidentiality: All arbitration proceedings, including submissions, evidence, and the arbitrator's decision, shall be confidential, except as required by law or to confirm, vacate, or enforce the award.

38.3 Class Action Waiver

YOU AND KRTUWORKS AGREE THAT EACH MAY BRING DISPUTES AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY IN AN INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF, CLASS MEMBER, OR PARTICIPANT IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS ACTION, COLLECTIVE ACTION, CONSOLIDATED ACTION, REPRESENTATIVE ACTION, PRIVATE ATTORNEY GENERAL ACTION, OR MULTI-DISTRICT LITIGATION. The arbitrator may not consolidate more than one person's claims, may not preside over any form of class or representative proceeding, and may not award class-wide relief. If a court or arbitrator determines that this class action waiver is void or unenforceable for any reason, then this entire Section 38 (Binding Arbitration) shall be null and void, and the Dispute shall proceed in court subject to Section 39 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction).

38.4 Mass Arbitration Procedures

If twenty-five (25) or more similar Disputes are filed against Krtuworks within a sixty (60) day period ("Mass Filing"), the following additional procedures apply:

(a) Up to ten (10) individual Disputes shall be selected (five by claimants' counsel and five by Krtuworks) as "Bellwether Cases" to proceed through individual arbitration first;

(b) All other Disputes in the Mass Filing shall be stayed pending resolution of the Bellwether Cases;

(c) Following resolution of the Bellwether Cases, the parties shall engage in good faith mediation to resolve the remaining Disputes based on the bellwether outcomes;

(d) If mediation does not resolve the remaining Disputes within sixty (60) days, each remaining Dispute may proceed through individual arbitration.

38.5 Exceptions to Arbitration

The following Disputes are excepted from the arbitration requirement:

(a) Small claims court: Either party may bring qualifying Disputes in small claims court of competent jurisdiction, provided the Dispute remains in small claims court and is pursued on an individual basis;

(b) Intellectual property injunctive relief: Either party may seek injunctive or equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction for claims involving the infringement, misappropriation, or violation of intellectual property rights (copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, patents);

(c) Emergency relief: Either party may seek emergency injunctive or equitable relief from any court of competent jurisdiction where delay would cause irreparable harm;

(d) Legally prohibited: Disputes where mandatory applicable law prohibits binding arbitration (see Section 38.7).

38.6 Opt-Out Right

You have the right to opt out of this arbitration agreement. To opt out, you must send a written notice to Krtuworks within thirty (30) days of first accepting these Terms (whether by creating an account, using the Service, or otherwise indicating acceptance). Your opt-out notice must be sent to:

Krtuworks LLC Attn: Legal -- Arbitration Opt-Out 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA Email: [email protected] (Subject: "Arbitration Opt-Out")

The notice must include: your full legal name, username, registered email address, and a clear, unequivocal statement that you opt out of binding arbitration. If you opt out, all other provisions of these Terms remain in full force and effect. Opting out of arbitration does not affect any other rights or obligations under these Terms.

38.7 Jurisdictional Limitations on Arbitration

Where mandatory applicable law in your jurisdiction prohibits binding arbitration of certain Disputes, pre-dispute arbitration agreements, class action waivers, or any provision of this Section 38 (including but not limited to certain provisions of EU consumer protection law, Turkish consumer protection law (No. 6502), and other mandatory consumer protection frameworks), such provisions shall not apply to you to the extent they are prohibited. In such cases, Disputes shall be resolved in accordance with Section 39 (Governing Law and Jurisdiction) and the applicable mandatory provisions of your jurisdiction's law.

39. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

39.1 Governing Law

These Terms and any Dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Service shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States of America, without giving effect to any choice of law or conflict of law provisions that would cause the application of the laws of any other jurisdiction. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) does not apply to these Terms.

39.2 Exclusive Jurisdiction

Subject to the arbitration provisions in Section 38 and the international user provisions in Section 40, you and Krtuworks irrevocably submit to the exclusive personal jurisdiction and venue of the state courts of Sheridan County, Wyoming, and the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming for any Dispute that is not subject to arbitration or is excepted from arbitration under Section 38.5.

39.3 Waiver of Objections

You waive any objection to the jurisdiction and venue of such courts, including objections based on inconvenient forum, improper venue, or lack of personal jurisdiction, to the fullest extent permitted by law.

40. International Users and Jurisdictional Provisions

40.1 European Union, European Economic Area, and United Kingdom

If you are located in the EU, EEA, or United Kingdom:

(a) Nothing in these Terms shall affect your rights under mandatory consumer protection laws, including the EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU), the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (2005/29/EC), the UK Consumer Rights Act 2015, and the UK Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013;

(b) Limitation of liability and warranty disclaimers apply only to the fullest extent permitted by applicable mandatory law in your jurisdiction;

(c) You may bring proceedings in the courts of your country of habitual residence for consumer Disputes, in addition to (or instead of) Sheridan County, Wyoming;

(d) The arbitration agreement and class action waiver in Section 38 apply only to the extent permitted by applicable mandatory law. Where prohibited, Disputes shall be resolved through the courts of competent jurisdiction;

(e) You have the right to withdraw from distance contracts within fourteen (14) days of entering into the contract, except for digital content services that have been fully provided with your prior express consent and acknowledgment that you lose your right of withdrawal;

(f) For EU users, you may refer disputes to a certified Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) body in your member state. Information about ADR bodies is available through the European Commission's consumer redress portal at https://consumer-redress.ec.europa.eu or through your national consumer protection authority;

(g) Our data processing practices comply with the GDPR and, where applicable, the UK GDPR, as described in our Privacy Policy.

40.2 Turkey

If you are located in Turkey:

(a) These Terms are subject to the mandatory provisions of the Turkish Code of Obligations (No. 6098), the Consumer Protection Law (No. 6502), and the Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK, No. 6698);

(b) You may bring disputes before Turkish Consumer Arbitration Committees (for claims within applicable monetary thresholds) or Consumer Courts in your place of residence;

(c) Provisions of these Terms that are inconsistent with mandatory Turkish consumer protection law shall not apply to the extent of such inconsistency;

(d) Your data protection rights under KVKK (including rights of access, correction, deletion, objection, and compensation) are described in our Privacy Policy and are fully respected;

(e) The arbitration and class action waiver provisions apply only to the extent permitted by Turkish law. Consumer disputes below the applicable threshold must be brought before Consumer Arbitration Committees.

40.3 Other International Jurisdictions

If you are located in a jurisdiction not specifically addressed above:

(a) Where mandatory consumer protection, data protection, or other laws of your jurisdiction cannot be waived or overridden by contractual agreement, these Terms shall be interpreted consistently with such mandatory laws;

(b) If any provision of these Terms conflicts with mandatory local law, that provision shall be modified to the minimum extent necessary to comply, while preserving the remaining provisions;

(c) You may have additional rights under your local law that are not addressed in these Terms. Nothing in these Terms is intended to limit or waive rights that cannot be legally limited or waived in your jurisdiction.

PART IX -- GENERAL PROVISIONS

41. Force Majeure

Neither Krtuworks nor you shall be liable for any failure or delay in performance of obligations under these Terms (other than payment obligations) to the extent caused by circumstances beyond the affected party's reasonable control, including but not limited to: acts of God, natural disasters, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornados, fires, epidemics, pandemics (including COVID-19 and future public health emergencies), war, armed conflict, terrorism, civil unrest, riots, insurrection, sabotage, government actions (including sanctions, embargoes, regulatory changes, and emergency orders), power outages or failures, telecommunications failures, internet service disruptions, cyberattacks (including distributed denial-of-service attacks, ransomware, and state-sponsored attacks), hardware or software failures of third-party infrastructure providers, labor disputes, strikes, shortages of materials or labor, supply chain disruptions, or any other events or circumstances beyond reasonable control ("Force Majeure Events"). The affected party shall provide prompt notice of the Force Majeure Event and make reasonable efforts to mitigate its effects. If a Force Majeure Event persists for more than ninety (90) consecutive days, either party may terminate these Terms upon written notice.

42. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found by a court or arbitrator of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, illegal, void, or unenforceable under applicable law:

(a) That provision shall be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid, legal, and enforceable while preserving its original intent, or if modification is not possible, it shall be severed from these Terms;

(b) The invalidity, illegality, or unenforceability of that provision shall not affect the validity, legality, or enforceability of any other provision of these Terms;

(d) If the severed or modified provision was a material part of the bargain between the parties, the parties shall negotiate in good faith to replace it with a valid provision that achieves a substantially similar commercial effect.

43. No Waiver

The failure of Krtuworks to enforce any right, remedy, or provision of these Terms at any time shall not constitute a waiver of that right, remedy, or provision or of any other right, remedy, or provision. No single or partial exercise of any right, remedy, or provision shall preclude any further exercise of that or any other right, remedy, or provision. A waiver of any term or condition of these Terms is effective only if in writing and signed by an authorized representative of Krtuworks, and such waiver shall not be construed as a waiver of any subsequent breach or default of the same or any other provision.

44. Assignment and Transfer

44.1 By You

You may not assign, transfer, delegate, sublicense, or otherwise dispose of your rights or obligations under these Terms, whether voluntarily, by operation of law, or otherwise, without the prior written consent of Krtuworks. Any purported assignment or transfer in violation of this Section is null and void.

44.2 By Krtuworks

Krtuworks may freely assign, transfer, delegate, or sublicense its rights and obligations under these Terms, in whole or in part, without restriction and without your consent, including in connection with: a merger, acquisition, corporate reorganization, or consolidation; a sale of all or substantially all of our assets; a joint venture or strategic partnership; a financing or investment transaction; or any other transfer of business operations. Upon any such assignment, the assignee shall assume all of Krtuworks's obligations under these Terms, and Krtuworks shall be released from its obligations to the extent assumed by the assignee. We will notify you of material assignments through available channels.

45. Entire Agreement and Order of Precedence

45.1 Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and any applicable Supplemental Terms, constitute the entire agreement between you and Krtuworks with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersede all prior or contemporaneous agreements, understandings, negotiations, representations, and warranties, whether written or oral, with respect to the same subject matter.

45.2 Order of Precedence

In the event of a conflict between the documents forming this Agreement, the following order of precedence applies (from highest to lowest):

(a) Feature-specific Supplemental Terms (for the specific feature they govern);

(b) These Terms of Service;

(d) Community Guidelines and Acceptable Use Policy (as set forth in Sections 7 and 8 of these Terms).

45.3 No Third-Party Beneficiaries

These Terms are between you and Krtuworks. No third party has any rights or benefits under these Terms, except as expressly provided (such as indemnified parties under Section 35). The Krtuworks Parties are intended third-party beneficiaries of the disclaimers, limitations of liability, and indemnification provisions.

46. Electronic Communications and Notices

By creating an account and using the Service, you consent to receive electronic communications from Krtuworks, including but not limited to:

(a) Email to your registered email address (verification emails, password resets, security alerts, moderation notifications, service announcements, Terms updates, and account-related communications);

(b) Push notifications to your registered devices (real-time alerts for messages, comments, votes, mentions, calls, schedule reminders, and other events);

(d) Information displayed within the Service interface (banners, alerts, modals, and informational content).

46.2 Legal Effect

You agree that electronic communications from Krtuworks satisfy any legal requirement that such communications be in writing, including any requirement for "signed" documents, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law. You waive any rights or requirements under any laws, regulations, rules, or orders that require an original (non-electronic) signature or delivery or retention of non-electronic records.

46.3 Notices to Krtuworks

Notices to Krtuworks under these Terms must be sent to:

Krtuworks LLC Attn: Legal 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA Email: [email protected]

Notices are deemed received:

(a) for email, upon confirmed delivery to the recipient's mail server;

(b) for physical mail, three (3) business days after deposit with a nationally recognized courier service with tracking confirmation.

46.4 Notices to You

Notices from Krtuworks to you are deemed received:

(a) for email, upon sending to your registered email address;

(b) for push notifications, upon delivery to your device;

(c) for in-app notifications, upon display in your notification feed. It is your responsibility to maintain a current, monitored email address and to keep push notifications enabled for important alerts.

47. Feedback, Suggestions, and Ideas

Any feedback, comments, suggestions, ideas, concepts, proposals, improvements, feature requests, enhancement ideas, bug reports, or other input that you voluntarily provide to Krtuworks regarding the Service ("Feedback") is provided on a non-confidential and non-proprietary basis. By submitting Feedback, you:

(a) Acknowledge that the Feedback is provided voluntarily, without any expectation of confidentiality, compensation, credit, or attribution;

(b) Grant Krtuworks a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable, transferable right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, distribute, display, incorporate, and otherwise exploit the Feedback for any purpose, in any medium, without restriction, attribution, or compensation;

(d) Acknowledge that Krtuworks may already be developing or may independently develop ideas, concepts, or features similar to your Feedback, and that submission of Feedback does not create any obligation on Krtuworks to develop, implement, credit, compensate, or otherwise act on the Feedback;

(e) Waive any claims against Krtuworks relating to or arising from its use of Feedback that is similar to or identical to your submission.

48. Accessibility

Krtuworks is committed to making the Service accessible to users with diverse abilities. We strive to design and develop the Service in alignment with recognized accessibility standards and guidelines. If you experience accessibility barriers or have suggestions for improving accessibility, please contact us at [email protected]. We will make reasonable efforts to address accessibility concerns and improve the Service's usability for all users.

49. Open Source and Third-Party Software

The Service may include open source software components and third-party libraries, each of which is subject to its own applicable open source license terms. To the extent that any open source license terms conflict with these Terms with respect to the applicable open source component, the open source license terms shall govern solely with respect to that component. A list of open source components and their licenses may be provided upon written request to [email protected].

50. Export Compliance and Sanctions

You represent and warrant that you are not:

(a) located in, a national or resident of, or ordinarily resident in a country or territory subject to comprehensive U.S. economic sanctions (currently Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine);

(b) listed on any U.S. Government restricted party list, including the SDN List, Denied Persons List, Entity List, or equivalent lists maintained by the EU, UN, or other relevant authorities;

(c) acting on behalf of or for the benefit of any sanctioned person, entity, or government. You agree not to use the Service in violation of any applicable export control law, economic sanctions program, or trade restriction. Krtuworks reserves the right to restrict or terminate access from sanctioned jurisdictions or for sanctioned persons without notice.

51. Government End Users

If the Service is being acquired by or on behalf of the United States government or any other government entity, the Service is deemed "commercial computer software" and "commercial computer software documentation" as defined in FAR 12.212 and DFARS 227.7202, as applicable. Use, reproduction, release, modification, disclosure, or transfer of the Service is governed solely by these Terms, and all other use is prohibited.

52. Survival

The following Sections (and any other provisions that by their nature should survive) shall survive the expiration or termination of these Terms for any reason: Section 5 (User Content and Licenses), Section 7 (Community Guidelines, to the extent applicable to pending violations), Section 26 (Intellectual Property), Section 27 (Copyright/DMCA), Section 28 (Trademark), Section 29 (Privacy), Section 30 (Data Retention), Section 31 (Account Deletion), Section 33 (Disclaimers), Section 34 (Limitation of Liability), Section 35 (Indemnification), Section 38 (Arbitration), Section 39 (Governing Law), Section 40 (International Users), Section 42 (Severability), Section 43 (No Waiver), Section 44 (Assignment), Section 45 (Entire Agreement), Section 52 (Survival), and Section 55 (Definitions).

53. Headings and Interpretation

53.1 Headings

Section headings, titles, and Table of Contents entries are for convenience and reference only and shall not affect the interpretation or construction of these Terms.

53.2 Interpretation Rules

In these Terms:

(a) "Including" and "such as" mean "including, without limitation" and are illustrative, not exhaustive;

(b) "Or" is inclusive (i.e., "A or B" means "A, or B, or both");

(d) "Shall" and "must" denote a mandatory obligation;

(e) References to Sections are to Sections of these Terms unless otherwise stated;

(f) References to laws, regulations, and directives include any amendments, replacements, or successor provisions;

(g) References to "days" mean calendar days unless specified as "business days";

(h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa; gender-specific terms include all genders;

(i) Dollar amounts refer to United States Dollars (USD) unless otherwise specified.

54. Contact Information

If you have any questions, concerns, complaints, or requests regarding these Terms, the Service, your account, or any other matter, you may contact Krtuworks through the following channels:

Krtuworks LLC 30 N Gould St, Ste R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA Phone: +1 (307) 429-3359

Purpose	Contact
General support, account issues, feature questions	[email protected]
Legal inquiries, privacy rights, DMCA, data protection, KVKK, CCPA	[email protected]
Security vulnerabilities, responsible disclosure	[email protected] (Subject: "Security")
Copyright and trademark claims	[email protected] (Subject: "DMCA Notice" or "Trademark")
Dispute resolution and arbitration	[email protected] (Subject: "Notice of Dispute" or "Arbitration")
Accessibility concerns	[email protected] (Subject: "Accessibility")

55. Definitions

The following terms have the meanings set forth below when used in these Terms. Capitalized terms used but not defined in this Section have the meanings assigned to them elsewhere in these Terms.

Term	Definition
"Account"	Your registered user account on the Service, including all associated data, content, settings, and preferences.
"AI Features"	Artificial intelligence and machine learning powered features of the Service, including Gossi, automated media analysis, content safety systems, and university content enrichment.
"Beta Features"	Features designated as beta, preview, experimental, early access, labs, or similar designations, provided for testing and evaluation purposes.
"Company Account"	An account created by a business or organization to engage with the university community, including Owner, Admin, and Poster sub-accounts.
"Community Guidelines"	The behavioral standards and content policies set forth in Section 7 of these Terms.
"Content"	All information, data, text, software, photographs, images, graphics, videos, audio, messages, files, and other materials available through the Service, including User Content and Krtuworks Content.
"Dispute"	Any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Service, or the termination of your account.
"Feedback"	Any feedback, suggestions, ideas, bug reports, feature requests, or other input provided to Krtuworks regarding the Service.
"Force Majeure Event"	An event or circumstance beyond a party's reasonable control, as described in Section 41.
"Gossi"	The AI-powered conversational agent operating as the @gossi bot user on the Platform.
"Gossi Memory"	The per-user contextual memory maintained by Gossi, consisting of AI-generated summary paragraphs about individual users.
"Hard Delete"	The permanent, irreversible deletion of data from active systems, as described in Section 31.
"Krtuworks," "Company," "we," "us," "our"	Krtuworks LLC, a Wyoming Limited Liability Company, Entity ID 2022-001108715.
"Krtuworks Parties"	Krtuworks and its officers, directors, employees, agents, licensors, service providers, and suppliers.
"Marketplace"	The buy and sell feature of the Service, as described in Section 15.
"Notice"	A written Notice of Dispute as described in Section 37.
"Platform" or "Service"	The MyCampus platform, including all applications, APIs, websites, real-time connections, notification services, background processes, and related services operated by Krtuworks.
"Privacy Policy"	The MyCampus Privacy Policy, incorporated into these Terms by reference.
"Quickmatch"	The matching and discovery feature of the Service, as described in Section 14.
"Soft Delete"	The initial deletion of content that removes it from active display while retaining it in the system for a defined period before permanent deletion.
"Supplemental Terms"	Additional terms, conditions, guidelines, or rules applicable to specific features of the Service.
"Terms," "Agreement"	These Terms of Service, including all incorporated documents.
"User," "you," "your"	The individual or entity that accesses or uses the Service.
"User Content"	Content created, uploaded, submitted, or shared by users through the Service, as defined in Section 5.1.

MyCampus Terms of Service

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART I -- GENERAL TERMS

1. Acceptance, Modifications, and Entire Agreement

1.1 Formation of Agreement

1.2 Incorporated Documents

1.3 Amendments and Modifications

1.4 Supplemental Terms for Specific Features

1.5 Electronic Agreement

2. Eligibility and Access Requirements

2.1 Minimum Age

2.2 Parental and Guardian Consent

2.3 University Affiliation Requirement

2.4 Company and Business Account Eligibility

2.5 Absolute Restrictions

2.6 Verification Rights

3. Account Registration, Security, and Authentication

3.1 Account Information and Accuracy

3.2 Single Account Policy

3.3 Account Security and Responsibility

3.4 Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

3.5 Backup Codes and Recovery Methods

3.6 Account Recovery

3.7 Sessions and Device Management

3.8 New Login Alerts

4. Description of the Service and Platform Features

4.1 Overview

4.2 Core Features

4.3 Service Availability and Modifications

4.4 Platform Maintenance and Downtime

5. User Content, Licenses, and Ownership

5.1 Definition of User Content

5.2 Your Ownership

5.3 License to Krtuworks

5.4 License to Other Users

5.5 Your Representations and Warranties

5.6 Confession and Anonymous Posts

5.7 Content Removal and Moderation

5.8 Content License Duration

5.9 No Backup Guarantee

5.10 AI Processing of User Content

6. Beta Features, Experimental Functionality, and Service Availability

6.1 Beta and Experimental Features

6.2 Feature Flags and Controlled Rollouts

6.3 Service Interruptions

6.4 Minimum System Requirements

6.5 Version Management and Mandatory Updates

PART II -- COMMUNITY STANDARDS AND CONDUCT

7. Community Guidelines and Behavioral Standards

7.1 Core Principles

7.2 Violence, Threats, and Incitement

7.3 Hate Speech, Discrimination, and Supremacist Ideologies

7.4 Harassment, Bullying, Cyberstalking, and Intimidation

7.5 Child Safety and Protection

7.6 Self-Harm, Suicide, and Mental Health Crisis Content

7.7 Sexual Content, Nudity, and Adult Material

7.8 Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery

7.9 Privacy Violations, Doxxing, and Unauthorized Disclosure

7.10 Misinformation, Manipulation, and Deceptive Content

7.11 Spam, Scams, Fraud, and Deceptive Practices

7.12 Impersonation and Identity Fraud

7.13 Terrorism, Violent Extremism, and Radicalization

7.14 Intellectual Property Violations

7.15 Academic Integrity

7.16 Illegal Activities

7.17 AI-Generated Content Responsibility

8. Acceptable Use Policy and Technical Restrictions

8.1 Prohibited Technical Activities

8.2 Prohibited Commercial Activities

8.3 Prohibited Account Activities

8.4 Rate Limiting and Fair Use

8.5 API and Integration Restrictions

9. Reporting, Content Moderation, Enforcement, and Appeals

9.1 Reporting Violations

9.2 Content Moderation Process

9.3 Enforcement Tiers and Consequences

9.4 Account Restrictions and Feature Limitations

9.5 Notifications of Enforcement Actions

9.6 Appeals Process

9.7 Law Enforcement Cooperation