Frequently asked questions

Study Room is your personal learning desk. It shows your subjects, recent study activity, drafts, saved posts, and what to continue next.

No. Studoes is dashboard-first and feed-second. You land on your own progress first, then use Feed for study discovery.

Create or choose a subject, add topics if needed, then capture your first note as a draft or published post.

Subjects organize your learning. Topics, chapters, and subtopics help your notes feel like a structured study book.

A draft is private work in progress. Raw or incomplete drafts stay with you until they are ready to publish.

You can create notes, code posts, resources, and discussion posts.

It lets you bring another learner's useful public post into your own workspace while keeping source credit visible.

No. Studoes preserves original author, adapted-from details, and source trail so contribution remains respected.

Source Trail shows the current post's linear origin path so learners can understand how knowledge was built over time.

Meaningful study actions like published posts, comments, saved posts, adoptions, drafts for the owner, and learning phase memory.

No. Timeline visibility follows your settings. Private drafts and saved items are owner-only.

Recognition highlights useful contribution such as original notes, helpful posts, discussions, saves, and adoptions.

You can control profile visibility, timeline visibility, and the default audience for new posts. Direct messaging is limited to accepted study connections.

The post is hidden for you, then admin reviews the report. A report does not automatically mean the author violated rules.

If admin confirms a violation, content may be reviewed, hidden, removed from public view, or marked for action depending on severity.