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"Teachable may review User Content for any reason, including compliance with our Code of Conduct and prohibited content requirements, but Teachable has no obligation to review anything that You upload.Excerpt from Teachable's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Teachable may review User Content for any reason, including compliance with our Code of Conduct and prohibited content requirements, but Teachable has no obligation to review anything that You upload.”
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