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These documents address data governance, user privacy, and content moderation across jurisdictions like the UK, EU, and USA. This category includes the Recruitment privacy policy for job applicant data and the Website disclaimer for professional advice and affiliate disclosures. It focuses on regulatory compliance rather than intellectual property licensing or physical hardware sales.

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12. Content Removal Policies - GitHub Private Information Removal Policy
This document outlines GitHub's policy and process for requesting the removal of private information from its repositories. It defines what constitutes "private information" eligible for removal, specifically focusing on high-risk content that poses a targeted security threat. The policy details the steps for submitting a removal request, including required information, and explains how GitHub processes such requests and handles disputes.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
European Union
CC0 Universal (GitHub)
This document is a Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. It allows an owner of a creative work to permanently waive all copyright and related rights, effectively placing their work in the public domain. This enables anyone to freely use, modify, distribute, and build upon the work for any purpose, including commercial uses, without fear of infringement claims.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
10. Content Removal Policies - Submitting Content Removal Requests
This document outlines the process for submitting content removal requests on GitHub, covering various scenarios such as copyright infringement (DMCA), trademark violations, and the unauthorized publication of private information. It advises users to review the specific policies and reporting requirements for each category before submitting a request.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
Content Removal Policies Guide To Submitting A DMCA Counter Notice (GitHub)
This guide explains the process and requirements for submitting a DMCA counter notice to GitHub. It details the information needed, the legal implications of filing, and the steps GitHub takes upon receipt. Users are strongly advised to consult with a legal professional before submitting a counter notice due to the serious legal consequences involved.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
Privacy Policy by Basecamp
This Privacy Policy outlines how 37signals LLC collects, uses, secures, and discloses user data across its various products like Basecamp and HEY. It details the types of information gathered, user rights regarding their data, and practices concerning data retention and international transfers. The policy emphasizes that user data is never sold and explains the company's approach to legal requests for information.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
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13. Content Removal Policies - GitHub Trademark Policy
This document outlines GitHub's policy regarding trademark violations on its platform. It defines what constitutes a violation, what does not, and the process for reporting such infringements. The policy also details the information required from trademark holders when submitting a report and GitHub's potential responses.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Establish Trust with Users: Download Our Free Cookie Policy Template
This Cookie Policy outlines how a website uses cookies, explaining what they are, their various types (sessional, permanent, necessary, functionality, analytical, etc.), and their purposes. It details how users can control and disable cookies, including those from third-party services like Google Analytics and AdSense. The policy also clarifies that disabling cookies may affect site functionality and requires user acceptance for continued use of the website and its services.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
15. Content Removal Policies - Guide to Submitting a DMCA Takedown Notice
This guide provides detailed instructions and considerations for submitting a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notice to GitHub. It outlines the necessary information for a valid complaint, emphasizes the importance of investigation and truthfulness, and highlights specific challenges when dealing with software code. The guide also clarifies GitHub's role and the potential for counter-notices.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
Acceptable Use Policies Github Bullying And Harassment (GitHub)
This document outlines GitHub's policy against bullying and harassment on its platform. It defines various forms of prohibited conduct, such as targeted attacks, intimidation, and sexual advances, that are not tolerated. The policy also clarifies that actions like disagreeing or downvoting are generally not considered harassment.
Updated 17 Oct 2025
US
14. Content Removal Policies - Guide to Submitting a DMCA Counter Notice
This guide from GitHub explains the process for submitting a DMCA counter notice to contest a content takedown request. It outlines the necessary information, legal implications such as perjury and potential lawsuits, and provides instructions on how to submit the notice. The guide strongly advises consulting with a legal professional before taking action.
Updated 17 Oct 2025

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