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Community Guidelines

Effective September 28, 2026

WordRange has no feeds, chats or shared decks. Your activity reaches other people through your certificates: the name on them, their public verification pages and the cards you share. People trust a certificate only if everyone plays fair, so these guidelines are about keeping certificates honest and names respectful. They are part of our Terms of Use.

1. Earn it honestly

Take certificate exams yourself, without help. Don’t use another person, a dictionary, a translator, an AI tool or any other aid while an exam is open.
Don’t take an exam for someone else, or let someone take one for you.
Don’t create new accounts or reset the app to get around the 24-hour retry limit.
Don’t try to see, change or get around exam questions, answers, scores or time limits outside the normal app, for example with modified apps, scripts or direct access to our servers.

2. Use your own name

The name you enter appears on your certificates and on a public page. It should be your real name, or a name you’re widely known by. It must not:

impersonate another person, a public figure or an organization;
suggest an official status or endorsement it doesn’t have, such as “WordRange Team” or the name of a testing body;
contain slurs, hate, harassment, threats, or sexual or violent content;
contain links, phone numbers, email addresses, advertising or anyone else’s personal information.

4. Respect the service and other learners

Don’t try to read or change anyone else’s data, certificates or exam records.
Don’t scrape or bulk-request verification pages or other parts of the Service. Don’t probe it for weaknesses or overload it.
If you find a security problem, tell us privately at info@wordrange.app instead of using or publicizing it.

5. Report a problem

If you see a certificate that uses your name without permission, impersonates someone, has an offensive name or looks faked, email info@wordrange.app. Include the verification link or credential ID and tell us what’s wrong. We review every report and reply as soon as we can.

6. What happens when guidelines are broken

Depending on how serious it is, we may:

change or remove a certificate name;
revoke or correct a certificate, so its verification page no longer verifies it;
limit access to certificate exams;
suspend or end access to the Service;
report illegal activity to the authorities where required.

If you think we got something wrong, email us and we’ll take another look.

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