Respect for Intellectual Property

We respect copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property rights protected by applicable law. Creators, businesses, brand owners, and other rights holders may contact us when they believe material published on our website violates their legal rights. This policy explains how such concerns can be reported for review.

Scope of This Policy

This process applies to claims concerning website content that may unlawfully use copyrighted works, trademarks, or other protected intellectual property. Everyone who visits, uses, purchases from, supplies, or works with our website must respect the rights of others. Rules relating to website access, purchases, and general use are set out separately in our Terms of Service.

Reporting Possible Infringement

If you own the relevant rights or have legal authority to represent the rights holder, you may submit a notice about material you reasonably believe is infringing. Your report should allow us to identify the protected property, find the specific material, and confirm both your identity and your authority to make the complaint. Information about copyright notices under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is available from the U.S. Copyright Office at copyright.gov.

Please include the following details so we can assess your notice:

Relevant Right: Identify whether the matter concerns copyright, trademark, or another protected intellectual property right.

Protected Work or Asset: Describe the work, mark, brand material, or other property involved, and provide information showing ownership or your authorization to act for the rights holder.

Content URL: Give the exact website address where the material in question appears.

Good-Faith Confirmation: State that you genuinely believe the reported use has not been authorized by the rights holder, an authorized representative, or applicable law.

Contact Information: Provide your full legal name, postal address, telephone number, and working email address for verification and follow-up communication.

Signature and Authority: Add a physical or electronic signature from the rights holder or an authorized representative.

Where to Send a Notice

You may submit an intellectual property notice through our Contact Us page. We may review the report and, where appropriate, share it with the relevant party. If the notice contains enough information to evaluate the issue, we may assess the material and accompanying evidence in accordance with the circumstances and applicable legal requirements. Depending on the outcome, we may limit access to the material, alter its availability, or remove it from the website. Additional measures may be considered in cases involving repeated infringement. The person submitting a notice is responsible for ensuring that all information, documents, evidence, and statements are accurate, complete, truthful, and made in good faith. False, fraudulent, misleading, or materially inaccurate notices may carry legal consequences where applicable law allows.