The document outlines GitHub's DMCA Takedown Policy, detailing procedures for addressing copyright infringement complaints and counter-complaints regarding user-generated content on GitHub. It explains how to use the DMCA takedown and counter-notice processes and emphasizes the importance of transparency and legal discretion throughout the process. The policy also covers nuances regarding forks, circumvention claims, and missed opportunities to rectify alleged infringements. This document can be used by copyright holders to request removal of infringing content and by content creators to contest such claims.

The GitHub Trademark Policy document outlines the guidelines for identifying and addressing trademark policy violations involving the misuse of trademarked names, logos, or materials on GitHub. It distinguishes between what constitutes a violation and what does not, and details the response to reported violations, including potential account suspensions or corrections to avoid user confusion. The document provides instructions for trademark holders on how to report violations and specifies the information required to submit a report, ensuring clarity and accuracy in the reporting process.

This document outlines the list of subprocessors that GitHub is authorized to use for processing customer and personal data under the GitHub Data Protection Agreement. It includes entities involved in cloud infrastructure, data hosting, content delivery, customer support, security management, and other technical services. The document can be used to understand the third-party partners GitHub engages with for various services and to stay informed about any updates in this list, ensuring compliance and transparency with data protection obligations such as those under the GDPR.

The GitHub Privacy Statement outlines how GitHub handles Personal Data as a Data Controller when users interact with its Services. It details the roles of organizations as Data Controllers when they provide GitHub accounts and explains third-party access policies. The document specifies types of Personal Data collected, processing purposes, data sharing with affiliates, partners, legal authorities, and the use of cookies. Additionally, it describes user rights under various jurisdictions, including the GDPR, and the dispute resolution framework. It can be used to understand how GitHub manages personal information, user rights, and organizational responsibilities regarding data protection and privacy.

This document provides a guide for submitting a DMCA counter notice on GitHub. It outlines the information required by GitHub to process a counter notice following a DMCA takedown request. The document advises individuals who believe their GitHub content was incorrectly disabled due to a DMCA request to file a counter notice if they have a good faith belief of mistake or misidentification. It emphasizes that the counter notice is a legal statement and must be submitted truthfully to avoid legal consequences. Additionally, it instructs users on the specific statements and information needed in the counter notice, including contact details, identification of the content in question, and a consent to jurisdiction statement. The guide also provides methods for submitting the counter notice through a copyright claims form, email, or physical mail, advising the fastest response through plain-text email.

The GitHub Private Information Removal Policy document provides guidelines for removing private information from GitHub repositories when its public availability poses a security risk. It outlines what constitutes private information and the appropriate contexts for removal requests. The document details the process for submitting a request, which includes providing specific links, line numbers, and a description of the security risk. In disputes, users can contest the claims if they believe the information is not private. This document serves as a guide for users to protect sensitive information that may compromise security on GitHub.

The GitHub Community Code of Conduct document outlines the standards and expectations for participation in the GitHub Community. It can be used as a guide for individuals and contributors to foster a respectful, harassment-free environment for collaboration and interaction. The document provides guidelines on best practices, prohibited behaviors, and enforcement measures to ensure a safe and productive space for all users. It also highlights the responsibilities of community members and staff, and the procedures for reporting and addressing inappropriate conduct. The Code of Conduct serves as a framework to maintain community integrity and support a diverse, inclusive platform for all GitHub users.

The document provides an outline of how GitHub uses cookies to enhance user experience, secure websites, and analyze usage. It lists various cookies used by GitHub and third-party providers like Microsoft, Adobe, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and more, describing their specific purposes and expiration times. Users can use this document to understand what types of cookies are placed on their devices, adjust their cookie preferences, and learn about data collection and sharing practices related to cookies.

This legal document outlines the procedures for submitting content removal requests to GitHub. It explains the distinct reporting requirements for removing copyrighted, trademarked, or private information. To request content removal, you must be familiar with specific policies such as the DMCA Takedown Policy, GitHub Trademark Policy, and the GitHub Private Information Removal Policy. Each policy addresses different types of content that might infringe upon intellectual property rights or privacy concerns. Incomplete reports may require revisions. Legal advice is recommended for determining the appropriate policy for a given situation.

The document outlines GitHub's policies against bullying, harassment, disruption, doxxing, hate speech, impersonation, misinformation, sexually obscene content, and threats of violence. It can be used to understand the types of behavior prohibited on GitHub's platform, including personal attacks, unauthorized sharing of personal information, discrimination, and content that incites harm or misinformation. The document provides guidelines on how users must conduct themselves to maintain a safe and inclusive environment and explains the actions GitHub may take in response to violations.