Key rules

Mindrift platform

All the content you submit on Mindrift must be entirely original, reflecting your own ideas and writing.

It is allowed to use the internet and its contents to inform your writing as long as you follow the provided guidelines and the User Agreement, but you may not directly copy content from other sources, including, but not limited to, automated tools. Failure to do so may warrant action toward your account, including but not limited to freezing it and its withdrawal features, as stated in the User Agreement.

Key terms

• Voluntary participation: Participation in any Mindrift project is completely voluntary, offering you the flexibility to choose what aligns with your interests and schedule.
• Task flexibility: You have full autonomy to manage tasks as you see fit if deliverables and deadlines are met.
• Time schedule: Your schedule is entirely up to you—no fixed hours are required. If it suits you, feel free to commit more than 20 hours per week.
• Independence: You're in charge of how you get your work done, as you're not an employee but an independent professional.
• Other projects: You may take on other work as long as it doesn't conflict with this project's terms or confidentiality.

Tasks performance

Tasks on the Mindrift platform are designed for web browsers on desktop or laptop computers, not mobile browsers. Using a mobile browser may cause issues like incorrect page rendering, data loss, or submission errors.

💡 Tip: Ensure your browser is updated regularly to avoid problems.

Expired tasks cannot be reopened or edited, so make sure to submit your work on time.

❗ Mindrift is not responsible for errors caused by completing tasks on mobile browsers.

Discord community

We want our AI Tutors to communicate and share experiences.

There are just a few rules to follow to keep our community welcoming to everyone.

1. Use your real name or a combination of your real name and a nickname (e.g., John Doe|JD)
2. Keep messages clear and concise to avoid confusion.
3. Got a case question? Before asking, first briefly describe the issue, your thoughts, and potential solutions. Include any relevant links.
4. Responding to someone? Use the Reply button to keep things tidy.
5. Need to address someone specific? Tag them with @username.
6. For personal conversations, feel free to use DMs to keep group chats focused and organized.
7. Be polite and assume positive intent in conversations. Say “please” and “thanks”, and respond when spoken to.
8. Keep it friendly: No insults, harsh criticism, passive-aggression, profanity, or using emoji reactions like 🤡 and 💩.