Verification stays separate
A university email may be used to verify student status. Verification is kept separate from submission content. Moderators do not see verification email addresses, and public posts are not displayed with accounts or profiles.
Public details are deliberately broad
We never show exact submission times. Optional programme, faculty, study level, year group, and student type details may be removed or broadened when a group is small.
Narrow filtering is blocked
Readers cannot keep combining filters until only one or two people remain. Programme pages only appear after enough unique students have contributed; otherwise the broader faculty page is shown. We do not offer public nationality, language-group, residence building, or introduction-group filters.
Honest limits
We cannot promise perfect anonymity. Writing style, context, or a unique event may still reveal someone to a reader. We minimise stored information, restrict narrow public filtering, and moderate identifying details, but you should still leave out anything unnecessary.
Removal
After submitting, you receive a random removal code. It is the only way to request removal later. The code is not tied to a public account and cannot be recovered if lost. A valid request takes the post out of public view immediately.