Is it ok to use the blog for this purpose

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Using the blog feature for personal notes on Chemistry, Math, and Physics is generally acceptable, especially if the blog is private, as it allows for more flexibility. However, publicly viewable posts must adhere to specific guidelines to avoid potential issues. Posting examples from books is permissible as long as proper credit is given, mitigating concerns about originality. It is important to ensure that any content shared aligns with community standards and guidelines. Overall, clarity on the blog's privacy settings and adherence to guidelines is crucial for appropriate usage.
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Is it okay to use the blog feature for notes? I will post my interpretation of concepts from Chemistry, Math, and Physics. Also, would I get in trouble for posting an example from a book because I do not have enough experience or knowledge to create my own. (I will give credit though)

Thanks.
 
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There's 'guidelines' someplace for posting 'personal concepts'---
 
rocophysics said:
Is it okay to use the blog feature for notes? I will post my interpretation of concepts from Chemistry, Math, and Physics. Also, would I get in trouble for posting an example from a book because I do not have enough experience or knowledge to create my own. (I will give credit though)

Thanks.
If your blog is private, then you can post most anything in it (subject to the discretion of the Admins). If it's publicly viewable, I expect it is subject to the guidelines linked below.
 

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