We Take Claims Of Copyright Infringement Seriously. We Will Respond To Notices Of Alleged Copyright
Infringement That Comply With Applicable Law. If You Believe Any Materials Accessible On Or From This
Service (The “Service“) Infringe Your Copyright, You May Request Removal Of Those Materials (Or Access
To Them) From The Service By Submitting Written Notification To Our Copyright Agent (Designated Below).
In Accordance With The Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act Of The Digital Millennium
Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512) (“Dmca“), The Written Notice (The “Dmca Notice“) Must Include
Substantially The Following:
Your Physical Or Electronic Signature.
Identification Of The Copyrighted Work You Believe To Have Been Infringed Or, If The Claim Involves
Multiple Works On The Service, A Representative List Of Such Works.
Identification Of The Material You Believe To Be Infringing In A Sufficiently Precise Manner To Allow Us
To Locate That Material.
Adequate Information By Which We Can Contact You (Including Your Name, Postal Address, Telephone Number,
And, If Available, Email Address).
A Statement That You Have A Good Faith Belief That Use Of The Copyrighted Material Is Not Authorized By
The Copyright Owner, Its Agent, Or The Law.
A Statement That The Information In The Written Notice Is Accurate.
A Statement, Under Penalty Of Perjury, That You Are Authorized To Act On Behalf Of The Copyright Owner.
If You Fail To Comply With All Of The Requirements Of Section 512(C)(3) Of The Dmca, Your Dmca Notice
May Not Be Effective.
Please Be Aware That If You Knowingly Materially Misrepresent That Material Or Activity On The Service
Is Infringing Your Copyright, You May Be Held Liable For Damages (Including Costs And Attorneys’ Fees)
Under Section 512(F) Of The Dmca.
If You Believe That Material You Posted On The Service Was Removed Or Access To It Was Disabled By
Mistake Or Misidentification, You May File A Counter-notification With Us (A “Counter-notice“) By
Submitting Written Notification To The Email Above. Pursuant To The Dmca, The Counter-notice Must
Include Substantially The Following:
Your Physical Or Electronic Signature.
An Identification Of The Material That Has Been Removed Or To Which Access Has Been Disabled And The
Location At Which The Material Appeared Before It Was Removed Or Access Disabled.
Adequate Information By Which We Can Contact You (Including Your Name, Postal Address, Telephone Number,
And, If Available, Email Address).
A Statement Under Penalty Of Perjury By You That You Have A Good Faith Belief That The Material
Identified Above Was Removed Or Disabled As A Result Of A Mistake Or Misidentification Of The Material
To Be Removed Or Disabled.
A Statement That You Will Consent To The Jurisdiction Of The Federal District Court For The Judicial
District In Which Your Address Is Located (Or If You Reside Outside The United States For Any Judicial
District In Which The Service May Be Found) And That You Will Accept Service From The Person (Or An
Agent Of That Person) Who Provided The Service With The Complaint At Issue.
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The Dmca Allows Us To Restore The Removed Content If The Party Filing The Original Dmca Notice Does Not
File A Court Action Against You Within Ten Business Days Of Receiving The Copy Of Your
Counter-notice.
Please Be Aware That If You Knowingly Materially Misrepresent That Material Or Activity On The Service
Was Removed Or Disabled By Mistake Or Misidentification, You May Be Held Liable For Damages (Including
Costs And Attorneys’ Fees) Under Section 512(F) Of The Dmca.
It Is Our Policy In Appropriate Circumstances To Disable And/Or Terminate The Accounts Of Users Who Are Repeat Infringers.