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DMCA Policy

This Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) Policy governs notice and takedown proceedings for intellectual property cataloged on REVIEWSO.NET. Complementary platform covenants are detailed in our Terms & Conditions.

Expedited Notice of Claimed Infringement

If you are an intellectual property owner, or an authorized agent representing an exclusive rights holder, and believe in good faith that visual content indexed on REVIEWSO.NET infringes upon your copyright, submit a comprehensive written notification containing the following mandatory statutory elements:

  • Physical or authenticated electronic signature of the authorized copyright proprietor or designated proxy.
  • Clear identification of the copyrighted work claimed to be infringed, or a representative index if multiple titles are implicated.
  • Specific identification of the infringing material, including exact direct URLs on REVIEWSO.NET sufficient to permit our administrators to pinpoint the asset.
  • Verifiable contact details, including legal name, business entity, physical address, direct phone line, and active corporate email address.
  • A formal statement that the complaining party holds a good-faith conviction that the contested utilization is unauthorized by the copyright holder, its agent, or statutory law.
  • A sworn statement, executed under penalty of perjury, attesting to the veracity of the claim and confirming authorization to act on behalf of the owner.

Submission Channel & Evidentiary Assembly

To prepare an organized and verifiable notice dossier, claimants may utilize the structured Report Content interface. Note that the browser-based worksheet operates locally to construct an accurate evidentiary dossier for independent electronic transmission to our compliance team.

Counter-Notification & Restoration Rights

If cataloged material has been removed or disabled as a consequence of a copyright claim and you maintain that the removal resulted from erroneous identification, fair use, or valid licensing, you may submit a formal Counter-Notification containing:

  • Your physical or authenticated digital signature and legal identity.
  • Identification of the disabled content and its precise location prior to de-indexing.
  • A sworn statement under penalty of perjury asserting your good-faith belief that the material was misidentified or removed by error.
  • Consent to local federal court jurisdiction and agreement to accept process service from the original complainant.

Repeat Infringer Termination & Misrepresentation Warnings

In accordance with statutory safe harbor criteria, REVIEWSO.NET maintains a strict policy of terminating index permissions and blocking recurring source endpoints associated with repeated intellectual property infringement. Filing a fraudulent or knowingly deceitful claim may expose the submitter to severe statutory damages, court costs, and legal fees under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f).