the rules.

Reviews should focus on your experience with the teacher as a teacher.

Teaching quality, explanations, assignments, tests, workload, grading, expectations, organization, communication, and classroom experience are all fair game.

Criticism is allowed. Random insults, harassment, degrading comments, or attacks unrelated to teaching are not.

"Their marking was inconsistent" is useful. A paragraph of personal abuse is not.

Do not post private phone numbers, addresses, personal email addresses, schedules, private social-media accounts, family information, or other information that should not reasonably be public.

Do not try to expose, guess, or reveal the identity of someone who posted anonymously.

Anonymous means anonymous. Leave the detective work at home.

Threats, intimidation, targeted harassment, encouraging harm, or repeated abuse of another person are not allowed.

RMBT is not an investigation service and is not the appropriate place to report abuse, criminal conduct, threats to safety, or other serious incidents.

Those concerns should go through appropriate school, district, emergency, law-enforcement, trusted-adult, or support channels depending on the situation.

Do not knowingly invent classes you never took, impersonate somebody else, mass-post fake reviews, or manipulate ratings just because you like or dislike a teacher.

Repeated nonsense, advertisements, unrelated content, flooding, automated submissions, and other spam may be removed.

Two students can have completely different experiences with the same teacher.

A review does not break the rules merely because you disagree with it or because somebody gave a teacher a rating you think is ridiculous.

RMBT may review reports and moderate content, but that does not mean RMBT independently investigates or verifies every statement made in every review or reply.

Even content marked as reviewed by an RMBT administrator should not automatically be interpreted as independently proven fact.