Do English people use the word "reminder" or "summary sheet" etc. for a sheet of paper with rules in brief?
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If you are talking about rules, then it is usually referred as an "agreement". For rules in brief, it may be called as a "summary". A "reminder" would be something if you want to repeat it in order to remind the other parties to observe the contents.
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Good day. / Хоро́шего дня.
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