If we receive a valid DMCA notice claiming that content on our site infringes copyright, we’ll quickly take action—usually by removing or disabling access to that material. We do this to stay in compliance with the DMCA and relevant laws. Keep in mind: we may forward a copy of your DMCA notice (including your contact details) to the person who posted the content, so they can respond or resolve the issue. Think your content was removed by mistake? You can file a counter-notice under the DMCA by sending us: A clear description of what was removed and where it appeared on the site. Your name, mailing address, phone number, and email address. A statement (under penalty of perjury) saying you believe the takedown was a mistake or misidentification. A statement that you agree to the jurisdiction of the nearest U.S. federal district court (or any court where we operate if you live outside the U.S.), and that you’ll accept legal service from the person who made the original complaint. Your signature (typed or scanned). Once we receive a valid counter-notice, and unless the original claimant takes legal action, we may restore the content in question after a brief waiting period.