User Guidelines

Last Updated: 5-30-2026

Educate to Space, Inc. ("Educate to Space," "we," "our," or "us") is building an adult-facing mission site, lightweight free tools, and an early community for people helping shape better learning pathways for kids and families.

These User Guidelines apply to your use of our public website, forms, free tools, early community features, accounts, uploads, and other public-facing Educate to Space services. They work together with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

1. Adult-Facing Use

Educate to Space is currently intended for adults, including parents, guardians, educators, mentors, builders, sponsors, partners, and other aligned contributors.

You must be at least 18 years old to create an account, join the community, upload images, or participate in community features. Children should not submit forms, create accounts, join the community, upload images, or provide personal information directly to us. Parents and guardians are responsible for anything they choose to submit.

2. Mission-Aligned Participation

Use Educate to Space to help build better, more inspiring, more well-rounded education pathways for kids and families.

Community and feedback contributions should be constructive, practical, and useful. This is not a place for generic education debate, bad-faith arguing, harassment, spam, or drive-by promotion.

3. Protect Kids And Families

Do not submit or post:

• child names
• precise home addresses
• school locations
• medical, therapeutic, legal, financial, or government identifier details
• private family issues
• photos, videos, voice recordings, documents, or location details that identify a child without clear permission and a good reason to share
• information about another child, family, school, group, or community without permission

If you share child-related context, keep it high-level, such as age, broad interests, general needs, or examples that do not identify a child.

4. Community Conduct

When using the early community, you agree to:

• keep conversations mission-aligned and useful for families
• be respectful, even when disagreeing
• share real signal about what is missing, what is working, what you have tried, and what would actually help
• avoid spam, funnels, sales pitches, repetitive promotion, or manipulative recruiting
• use reports when something needs moderator review
• respect that the initial community does not include member-to-member direct messages

5. User Content Standards

You are responsible for anything you submit, post, upload, or share.

Do not submit, post, upload, or link to content that is:

• unlawful, threatening, harassing, abusive, hateful, or discriminatory
• sexual, exploitative, violent, graphic, or unsafe
• infringing, plagiarized, misleading, fraudulent, or impersonating someone else
• spam, malware, phishing, scraping, credential harvesting, or other abuse
• invasive of privacy or intended to identify, target, or dox another person
• outside the allowed image/file formats or intended to bypass platform limits
• created or submitted by bots, automated scripts, fake accounts, or verification bypasses

6. Free Tools, Forms, And Outputs

Use free tools and forms honestly and for family learning, education, feedback, or mission-aligned participation.

Tool outputs are lightweight and experimental. They are not professional advice and may be incomplete, inaccurate, or unsuitable for your situation. Adults are responsible for reviewing any idea before acting on it and for supervising any child activity.

Do not use tools or forms to generate harmful content, submit sensitive information, attack the site, misrepresent your identity, or create automated spam.

7. Accounts And Security

Do not:

• share or sell account access
• impersonate another person or organization
• create an account if you are under 18
• attempt to bypass verification, onboarding, moderation, rate limits, read-only channels, or other access controls
• access another person's account, profile, content, uploads, or data
• probe, scrape, overload, or interfere with the site, database, storage, authentication, or community systems

8. Moderation And Enforcement

We may review, hide, remove, restrict, preserve, or report content if we believe it violates these Guidelines, our Terms, safety expectations, legal obligations, or the purpose of Educate to Space.

We may suspend, restrict, or remove community access or account access at any time, with or without notice, including for spam, abuse, privacy violations, unsafe behavior, bad-faith participation, or activity that harms the mission or other users.

9. Future Features

If Educate to Space adds payments, child profiles, direct messaging, AI moderation or summarization, partner directories, marketplace features, surveys, paid programs, school operations, or other richer product experiences, these Guidelines should be reviewed and updated before those features are promoted publicly.

10. Questions And Reporting

If you have questions about these Guidelines or need to report a concern, contact us at:

Educate to Space, Inc.
5227 N 7th St STE 18084
Phoenix, AZ 85014
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