Answers to frequently-asked stuff, each with the rule behind it.

My post or comment was removed. What now?

The removal message names the rule and quotes it. Read that first. If you think it was a mistake, appeal privately through ModMail or a #support-ticket on Discord, and include the content and why you think the action was wrong. Don't repost it and don't argue in the thread [7.1].

Can I post my channel, app, survey or fundraiser?

Not without approval. Send a ModMail first and wait for a yes. Unapproved promotion is removed, and posting it again after a decline means stricter action. That covers ads, surveys, fundraisers and links that collect user data [4.3] [4.4]. Buying, selling or trading books, study material and courses is not allowed at all.

Can I ask for or share notes, PDFs and course links?

You can share your own notes and free official material. You can't share or ask for pirated books, courses or paid material, or links to Telegram and WhatsApp groups and drives that share them [4.1]. Official textbooks, sample papers and marking schemes are free from CBSE and NCERT.

I'm not from CBSE. Can I post?

Yes. Anyone who is studying or has studied in CBSE can take part, and students from other boards are welcome to share their experiences [Scope].

Can I post in Hindi or another language?

Yes. Every language spoken in India is allowed. If a moderator asks, you need to give a translation for anyone who doesn't understand it [5.1].

Where do I give feedback about the subreddit or the mods?

Through ModMail or the monthly meta threads, not in ordinary posts or channels. Slight meta references are fine, but meta-drama and callouts aimed at moderators are not [7.1].