This legal document notifies that the specified works have been unlawfully used without authorization and serves as an immediate cease and desist order against any further unauthorized use. It affirms the exclusive rights of the original copyright holder and specifies legal repercussions for violations, including financial damages and injunctions. The document does not constitute a waiver of rights and reserves all legal remedies. It provides contact details for further clarification or discussion.
This document can be used to specify the usage terms for copyrighted work. It confirms that the work is copyrighted and can only be used with permission. The document demands the immediate removal of the content and halting of any additional infringements if unauthorized use is identified. It also stipulates that legal action will be taken if the infringement persists.
The document outlines the procedure and requirements for submitting content removal requests on GitHub. It details policies for DMCA Takedown requests, GitHub Trademark Policy, and guidelines for removing GitHub Private Information. This document can be used by individuals or organizations to request the removal of copyrighted, trademarked, or private information from GitHub. It also provides links to the official procedures and forms needed to file these requests.
The legal document describes the "GitHub DMCA Takedown Policy," which governs how GitHub handles DMCA takedown notices targeting user-generated content on its platform. This policy outlines the steps content owners and users should follow to issue or respond to takedown notices. It ensures that:
The document can be used by both content owners and GitHub users to understand their rights and responsibilities under the DMCA, and how to handle disputes over alleged copyright infringements on GitHub.
The document outlines GitHub's policy on trademark violations. It can be used for understanding what constitutes a trademark violation on GitHub, how to report such violations, and what information is required when submitting a report. Specifically, it explains the difference between authorized and unauthorized use of trademarks, the process GitHub follows upon receiving reports, and the necessary details that must be included in the report, such as:
The document clarifies GitHub's position on handling reports, ensuring users understand that unauthorized trademark use will prompt GitHub to take appropriate actions after investigation.
This document provides a comprehensive guide on how to submit a takedown request under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to GitHub. It details the necessary steps for filing a DMCA counter notice, including what information must be included and how to submit it. The document also explains users' rights if their content was mistakenly disabled and provides a form to help ensure that submissions comply with DMCA requirements. This can be used by individuals or organizations whose content has been removed from GitHub to contest the takedown and potentially restore their content.
This document is a comprehensive guide on submitting a DMCA takedown notice to GitHub. It outlines the necessary steps and provides detailed information regarding the requirements for such a notice. This guide can be used to ensure that a DMCA takedown request is correctly formulated and submitted to GitHub for processing. It also covers topics such as handling counter notices, the implications of submitting false information, and how to make fair use judgments regarding repurposed content. The guide emphasizes consulting a professional for specific queries and details the process for submitting personal information according to privacy laws.
This document outlines the GitHub Community Guidelines, which provide a framework for fostering collaboration and maintaining a respectful, productive environment. It covers topics such as appropriate user behavior, content moderation, and community engagement. Users can reference this document to understand how to interact with others, contribute to projects, and report abuse within the GitHub community. The guidelines emphasize the importance of respectful communication, constructive criticism, and adherence to GitHub's policies to ensure a safe and inclusive community for all developers.
This document is a legal policy governing the use of the GitHub platform, specifically detailing prohibitions around harassment and bullying. It outlines what constitutes harassment and bullying, such as personal attacks, disruptive behavior, offensive comments, and various forms of discrimination and intimidation. The document specifies the types of actions considered violations, including doxxing, sharing sensitive personal information, and engaging with the platform in ways that instigate conflicts or undermine user safety.
GitHub outlines penalties for violating these policies, which include removal of content and restrictions on accounts. The policy also emphasizes the importance of respecting other users' privacy, stating that personal information should not be shared without consent. This policy helps maintain a respectful, safe environment on the platform by prohibiting behaviors that negatively impact other users.
The document outlines GitHub's Username Policy, which includes rules for selecting and using usernames on GitHub. The policy specifies that:
This policy can be used as a reference for understanding acceptable practices and restrictions related to GitHub usernames, ensuring compliance with GitHub's terms, and guiding proper username selection and management.