TERMS OF SERVICE & CONDUCT

By accessing the GREVIX portal, participating in community hackathons, or submitting recruitment applications, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service.

GREVIX is a student-driven software and research collective. Members agree to uphold academic honesty and ethical software development standards in all initiatives.

Participation in core technical projects is open to enrolled university students, self-taught developers, and accredited academic research collaborators.

GREVIX reserves the right to amend community terms at any time. Continued engagement following published amendments constitutes binding acceptance.

All community interactions and disputes are governed under principles of good-faith open-source collaboration and applicable local regulations in India.

GREVIX enforces a strict zero-tolerance policy against discrimination, harassment, toxic communication, or offensive behavior across all platforms and Discord servers.

Pull request reviews, architecture feedback, and code critiques must remain respectful, constructive, and focused objectively on technical merit.

Security vulnerabilities discovered in community projects must be confidentially reported to lead maintainers before public disclosure.

Intentionally committing backdoors, malware, keyloggers, cryptominers, or destructive payloads to community repositories results in immediate expulsion and reporting.

Interpersonal or project leadership disputes are mediated by designated core team leads through transparent, structured conflict resolution channels.

Unless explicitly specified otherwise, code assets built within GREVIX core projects are distributed under permissible open-source licenses (e.g. MIT or Apache 2.0).

By submitting code pull requests to GREVIX repositories, contributors grant the community a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use and distribute the code.

Original student authors retain permanent attribution credit in git commit histories, repository release notes, and project documentation catalogs.

All open-source dependencies used in GREVIX projects must comply with compatible licensing rules. Copyleft or proprietary license violations are prohibited.

The GREVIX wordmark, visual logos, and reticle brand assets may not be used for unauthorized commercial products without written consent from core leadership.

Projects submitted to GREVIX Genesis Hackathons or coding sprint challenges must be built during the official competition window. Pre-built code must be declared.

Submitting plagiarized repositories or attempting to game automated quiz/hackathon leaderboards results in instant team disqualification.

Hackathon evaluation is conducted by technical mentors according to published scoring rubrics. Judging decisions rendered are final.

Sponsorship rewards, mentorship grants, or certificates earned during official events are disbursed upon verification of participant eligibility.

Hackathon participants grant GREVIX permission to feature project demonstrations, screenshots, and team summaries in public community showcases.

Applicants must provide genuine, functional email addresses and legitimate GitHub profiles when submitting recruitment applications.

Multiple submissions using duplicate email addresses or identical GitHub profile URLs are blocked automatically to preserve system integrity.

GREVIX core leads aim to evaluate submitted candidate profiles within 14 days, sending notification updates via the provided email.

Core leadership reserves the right to revoke community membership or repository write access for severe violations of code of conduct guidelines.

Members may resign from active research teams at any time by notifying team leads and transferring ongoing project maintenance duties.

All open-source tools, experimental codebases, and website content are provided "as-is" without warranty of any kind, express or implied.

GREVIX, its student maintainers, and community contributors shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, or incidental damages arising from software usage.

We do not guarantee uninterrupted local server uptime or error-free web operation during community infrastructure maintenance.

GREVIX is not responsible for outages, policies, or data practices of third-party platforms including GitHub, Discord, or web browsers.

For legal notices, terms clarification, or governance queries, contact official leadership at teamgrevixorg@gmail.com.