Digital Millennium Copyright Act Policy
Welcome to our website. We value the rights of intellectual property and expect others to value ours as well. In compliance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a copyright owner or their representative can send us a takedown notice. As an internet service provider, we are protected from claims of copyright infringement under the DMCA’s “safe harbor” provisions.
Notice of Infringement – Claim
- The copyright owner’s signature or their authorized representative’s signature.
- Identification of the copyrighted work that has been infringed.
- Details of the infringing material and a way for us to locate it.
- Contact information of the complaining party.
- A statement confirming the unauthorized use of the material.
- A statement attesting to the accuracy of the notification.
Section 17 USC §512(f) imposes penalties for misrepresentation in infringement claims. Takedown notices can be sent through our Contact page via email for quick resolution.
We may share the details of any copyright infringement claim with the alleged infringer. By submitting a claim, you agree to this disclosure.
Counter Notification – Restoration of Material
If you receive a takedown notice due to an infringement claim, you can submit a counter notification to have the material restored. The counter notice must include your signature and details specified in USC Section 512(g)(3).
- Your signature.
- Description of the removed material and its original location.
- A statement confirming your belief that the removal was a mistake.
- Your contact information and consent to jurisdiction for legal matters.
Submit your counter notice via our Contact page, preferably through email.
Repeat Infringer Policy
We adhere strictly to copyright laws. According to the DMCA’s repeat infringer policy, we keep records of DMCA notices and take action against repeat offenders.
Modifications
We retain the right to update our DMCA policy at any time. It is advisable to check this page periodically for any changes.
