A Code of Conduct

This is not your first website. You know what this is. I have a few simple rules. When you signup, you're agreeing to follow them.

Some simple rules

First, you're stating that you're okay with the privacy policy, including the bit about cookies. That's important.

Additionally, there are some other things you're agreeing with, though they will probably evolve with time. By continuing you are agreeing:

• To be a good sport. If you figure out a way to break anything. Don't. (But please tell me about it.)
• To use the resources here fairly. Don't resell any of the work I've done or try to pass it off (to other teachers) as your own. You are, however, expressly allowed to tell students that you made the resources yourself.
• To be a person, and only one person. For most uf us, it's pretty easy to be a person and to not be plural. Still, if you're a school or a group of teachers, don't pass the login around.
• That I can delete inactive accounts. This is mostly about me being able to measure if this is as useful as I think. But I will delete accounts that aren't used, so that I have an idea how many people use this.
• That the terms and conditions can change. One of the things that I learned from teaching is that I'm not creative enough to think of all the ways that people can be frustrating. If new ones arise, they'll be covered by future terms and conditions.

I think all that is fair. Do you?

Then lets get started!