Copyright Notices

Identify the work and the material

A rights notice should connect a specific work to a specific use on this website. Give a reply address, explain your relationship to the rightsholder, and identify the disputed passage, image or file by its page URL. A reference to the original publication helps establish what you are asking us to examine.

• Provide the claimant’s name and an address through which the editorial team can reliably reply.
• Describe the original work and identify which published material is being challenged.
• Give the precise URL locating the disputed material within this website.
• Explain the basis on which you are authorised to represent the rights holder.

Statements and signature

Explain why you believe the use lacks permission and provide the accuracy statements and signature required for your claim under the applicable law. Include only information relevant to that review. A first notice does not require unrelated bank details or identity records.

Review and disputed notices

A sufficiently specific notice may lead us to seek clarification, examine the material or restrict access while reviewing it. If the identified use is authorised or the notice points to the wrong item, explain the basis for that response. This contact process does not assert registration of a designated DMCA agent or a universal jurisdiction.

Keep the notice tied to material on this website

Keep the request tied to content we actually host. If the disputed material belongs to an external destination, identify that distinction: linking to a service gives our desk no control over its files. This channel reviews publication concerns and does not recover a brand account or provide legal representation.