How Kemon Poray keeps ratings anonymous
Kemon Poray editorial guidance · Last reviewed
Kemon Poray's anonymity promise concerns what other visitors can see. Public ratings and reviews do not show the contributor's Google email, account name or handle. The service retains a private account association for duplicate prevention and abuse controls. This is public anonymity, not an absence of stored account links.
Reading and contributing use different rules
You can browse public professor pages and read available student feedback without submitting anything. Contributing requires Google sign-in and the university assignment steps. These checks support contribution limits. They do not make account ownership or a self-declared affiliation evidence that a student attended the professor's class.
Private associations support contribution limits
The service needs to distinguish an account that has already rated a professor from one that has not. Keeping a private account association lets it enforce duplicate rules and respond to abuse. It would be misleading to describe these ratings as cryptographically unlinkable or to claim the service holds no identifying information. Read the privacy notice for the stated handling of account data.
Your words can still identify you
Removing a name from a review does not remove details from its body. A unique incident, exact conversation, rare accommodation or named project partner may identify you to someone who knows the class. Describe the teaching practice and its effect on learning. Avoid personal contact details and the names of classmates. Course context can be useful without recounting every identifying detail.
Moderation is separate from anonymity
A submitted written review does not necessarily appear immediately, and public anonymity does not exempt it from moderation rules. Keep criticism about teaching, assessment and feedback. Avoid personal allegations or threats. Report a problem through the site's controls rather than using a review to demand private account information.
Check before sharing a link
Sharing a public professor page shares its directory information and published feedback, not your private account label beside your rating. Still, posting the link with a message such as 'this exact review is mine' can connect your identity to it outside the site. Share the resource in language you are comfortable associating with your own account.
Privacy and contributing
Public ratings and reviews do not display your email or account label. Account associations remain privately stored to prevent duplicates and control abuse. Google sign-in and a permanent university and department assignment do not prove enrollment. Only rate professors you have studied with and are eligible to rate through the existing account rules.
Find a professor and share your experience
Open a professor page, choose Rate professor, and follow the sign-in and affiliation steps. Written reviews use the existing rating flow and moderation rules.
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