KanaMastery allows users to create custom quizzes ("My Quizzes") for personal learning and optional sharing with others.
What isn't allowed: When creating quizzes, you agree that your content:
- Is not illegal, and does not infringe anyone's rights, including copyright and other intellectual property
- Does not contain hateful, discriminatory, harassing, sexual, violent or otherwise offensive material
- Does not contain spam, advertising, links, malware, or misleading information
- Does not share anyone's personal information
Quiz Limits: Free users may create up to 3 quizzes, each with up to 30 questions and up to 1,000 players, and 2 tags. KanaMember subscribers may create up to 200 quizzes, each with up to 1,000 questions and 1,000 players, and 50 tags.
Public vs Private: You control whether your quizzes are public (shareable via link) or private (only accessible to you). Public quizzes may be played by other users. Anyone can play a quiz that uses KanaMember content (such as the JLPT lists, kanji or phrases); for players who aren't KanaMembers, those questions are practice and don't count toward XP or reviews. Making a quiz public requires a verified email address.
The Community Library: You may list a public quiz in the community library if every question comes from KanaMastery's own lists (the quiz catalog); the name and description are yours, and must follow the rules above.
Reporting: Signed-in users can report any public quiz with "Report this quiz". Anyone, signed in or not, can tell us about content they think is illegal by writing to hi@jlj.pt with the link, why it is illegal, their name and email, and a statement that they believe it in good faith. We confirm receipt and tell the person who reported it what we decided.
How we moderate: A person on our team reviews every report and makes every decision. Two steps are automatic: a name or description with links or advertising can't be listed in the library, and a quiz with three open reports leaves the library until we have reviewed it (it still plays by its link). After review, we may keep the quiz, take it out of the library, close its link, or delete it; for serious or repeated breaches, we may suspend the account (see section 9).
We tell you why, and you can contest it: If we restrict your quiz or your account, we tell you at the latest when we do it: what we did, the reason (the rule or the law concerned, and the facts), whether it was automatic (for example, a quiz taken out of the library after three reports until we review it), and how to contest it. To contest a decision, reply to that notice or write to support@kanamastery.com: a person who wasn't involved in it, where possible, looks again and we reverse it if we got it wrong. You can also use a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body (Digital Services Act, art. 21) or the courts.
Point of contact: our single point of contact for users and authorities under the Digital Services Act is hi@jlj.pt, in English or Portuguese.