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Last updated November 5, 2026

Copyright and course files

Course files on Unigram are shared by the students in a course, for each other. This page says what may be shared there, and how to ask for a file to be taken down.

What may be shared

Your own work: a summary, your notes, your answers once an assignment is handed in. Official course material the course already released to its students, such as a past exam from the course site. An exam you wrote down from memory after sitting it. Never a leaked paper, somebody else's graded work, or a copyrighted book or article. Whoever shares a file says which it is, and only the people in that course can see it.

Asking for a file to be taken down

If a course file copies your work, or your institution's, without permission, write to unigram.campus@gmail.com. Tell us the course and the file's title, what it copies, and who you are. Anyone in the course can also press Report on the file and choose Copyright.

What happens

We read every request and every report. A file that should not be there is taken down, and whatever it earned on Unigram goes with it. Whoever shared it can be warned, suspended or banned under the community rules.

If your file was taken down

If you think it was taken down by mistake, write to unigram.campus@gmail.com and tell us why. A file that is taken down is hidden rather than deleted, so we can look at it again.