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• What personal information is saved by UNI?

  UNI stores very minimal personal information of yours which you yourself provide to UNI. Most of your personal information is available in your account. You may access it from here: https://accounts.uni.xyz/settings/personal-info

• What is UNI's community Guidelines?

  UNI is a company that aims to put its users first when it comes to making important decisions. It’s a place where creative people showcase their work, converse, share ideas and discuss it with the rest of the community. To ensure these discussions ...

• What is UNI membership?

  UNI hosts some of the most challenging Architecture and Design problems for all, across the globe. And, UNI membership makes sure that you are never too late in the hunt for design challenges. Membership in UNI is a premium feature that gives access ...

• What is UNI's acceptable use policy?

  Rules for Use of UNI UNI enables creative people to share their work, get feedback, discuss ideas and create new knowledge to take innovation and creativity among us to the next level. For this everyone on UNI will need to feel safe about their ...

• What are the copyright policies of UNI?

  At UNI, we expect our users to respect the intellectual property rights of others. All capitalized terms used in the UNI Copyright Policy have the same meaning as defined in the UNI  Terms of Service, which incorporates this policy by reference into ...

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• If I edit my project, will I lose my votes?

  No, you are allowed to make any number of changes/updates to your projects and the number of votes will not be affected by it. The number of votes stays the same. 

• Why do people need to sign up to vote?

  It is essential for people to sign up to vote so that, the originality of the votes is maintained and to avoid fake voters. The system of signing up processes a good voting system, that ensures minimum fake votes. 

• How to write a query to UNI?

  To write a query on UNI, click on the icon shown in the image below: Figure 1: Chat with us A few things to keep in mind while writing a query:  Quote the reference numbers where necessary If the chat is continuous, keep the ticket number for ...

• Can we split into different teams at a later stage into the competition?

  Yes, one can switch to a different team at a later stage in the competition, by registering in a separate team once again. You are advised not to request for a split or change of teams at a later stage, you can although definitely register ...

• No information received after the transaction is done

  If a case occurs like this, where the payment is done and the next page does not appear, write to us at contact@uni.xyz with the subject as the reference ID provided to you. 

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• I'm having trouble logging in. What do I do?

  UNI uses third-party Login APIs provided by Facebook and Google to speed up the log-in process. These APIs need to store some cookies on your browser for smooth functioning. However, sometimes the settings on your browser don't allow third-party apps ...

• Is UNI free to join?

  Yes! UNI is free and will always be free to join. However, UNI provides some of the services and features on a paid basis or over a monthly/yearly subscription.

• This is my first time on UNI. Where should I start from?

  UNI is a network of creative professionals. To begin with, you may visit your profile section and update your basic details, upload projects. You can also explore our curated, award-winning projects on UNI

• Instructions for team members

  Instructions for team members Once you have sent your invites, your team members now have to accept the project invite via their profile dashboard. 1. Open the mailbox and click on the invite link This step is applicable only for team members who do ...

• Disqualification policies on UNI

  At UNI we promote healthy competition and communal respect for the entire UNI community (including participants, users, jurors, visitors). We usually refrain from disqualifying projects unless on very hard terms, but we are changing these conditions ...