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You can optionally include other personal information in your user profile, including a picture of yourself.

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We also use a few other third-party plugins for site maintenance and features. Some of these may be able to access data about you in the course of carrying out their functions (for example, the social sharing widgets track what who posts where).

We will not share, sell, fold, spindle, nor mutilate any information you provide us in order to use the website. (Other than as specified under “Who Else Can See Your Information”.)

We may use your email address to contact you if necessary.

We reserve the right to suspend accounts if they are used for posting spam, or if the associated email addresses are for known spammer accounts.

Please respect the Creative Commons licensing of the materials on this site, and the various licensing and copyright terms that pertain to the contributing groups’ materials.

Some of the information on this site — and information we’ve linked to — is intended to help teachers prepare students for the AP Computer Science Principles exam and performance tasks. Plagiarizing TGI material or otherwise using the information to cheat on the AP CSP exam or tasks (or any other exam) will be considered a violation of these Terms, and if we know anything about who you are, we will share that information with the College Board and/or your school district.