Practice Circle guidelines

Useful lines, low pressure.

Practice Circles are public, situation-specific spaces for comparing language—not places to collect followers or judge fluency.

Share the line, not your identity.

Do not include names, contact details, social handles, links, private conversations, or another person’s information. TapStudy publishes a random practice alias instead of your account name.

Help the moment.

Keep posts relevant to the situation. Different natural versions are welcome. Harassment, sexual content, hate, scams, medical claims, and requests to move the conversation elsewhere are not.

You stay in control.

Remove your own post at any time. Mute a learner to hide their posts from your view. Report unsafe content; three unique open reports hide a post automatically while moderation remains intentionally conservative.

Know the limit.

Learner posts and TapStudy notes are not certified instruction or native-speaker verification. Rehearse useful options and verify high-stakes language with a qualified speaker.