This document outlines the process for copyright owners to report alleged infringement of their work on Basecamp products under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). It also details the procedure for users to file a counter-notification if they believe their material was removed in error. The document specifies the required information for both types of notices and where to send them.

This document outlines GitHub's policy regarding trademark violations on its platform. It clarifies what constitutes a trademark policy violation and what does not, such as using a username that coincidentally matches a registered trademark. The policy also details how GitHub responds to reported violations and provides a comprehensive guide for trademark holders on how to submit a report, including all required information.

This document serves as a comprehensive guide for users seeking to remove content from GitHub due to copyright infringement, trademark violations, or privacy concerns. It outlines the distinct reporting requirements for each category, including the DMCA Takedown Policy, GitHub Trademark Policy, and GitHub Private Information Removal Policy, advising users to review them thoroughly before submission. It also suggests consulting independent legal counsel for clarification on specific situations.

This guide provides instructions for submitting a DMCA counter notice to GitHub, explaining the necessary information and legal implications. It outlines the process for challenging a DMCA takedown request, emphasizing the importance of truthfulness and advising users to consult with a legal professional.

This document outlines the legal safe harbor terms for security researchers participating in the GitHub Bug Bounty Program. It assures researchers that GitHub will not pursue civil or criminal action for good faith policy violations and details how information is shared with affected third parties. The policy also provides a limited waiver for certain site policy restrictions to facilitate security research.

This document serves as GitHub's comprehensive guide to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), detailing its policies and procedures for handling copyright infringement claims. It explains the notice-and-takedown process for copyright holders and the counter-notice procedure for users, including specific considerations for forks and circumvention claims. The guide aims to clarify the DMCA's legal framework and GitHub's role in complying with it.

This document is a formal Notice of Copyright Infringement. It is sent by a copyright holder to an infringing party to inform them of the unauthorized use of copyrighted materials. The notice demands that the infringing party immediately cease and desist all unlawful use and provides a deadline for written confirmation of compliance, warning of potential legal action if ignored.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for submitting a DMCA takedown notice to GitHub. It outlines the specific information required, emphasizes the legal implications of false claims, and offers advice on investigating alleged infringements, especially concerning software code. The document also clarifies GitHub's role in processing these notices.

The Mozilla Copyright and Trademark Infringement Policy explains how rights holders can report alleged copyright or trademark violations across Mozilla services, including detailed procedures for DMCA notices, counter-notifications, and takedowns. It is an official Mozilla legal policy aligned with U.S. DMCA requirements and administered through Mozilla’s designated agent, providing a clear, legally recognised enforcement and appeal process.

This template is a formal Notice of Copyright Infringement. It is used by a copyright holder to inform an infringing party about the unauthorized use of their copyrighted materials and to demand an immediate cease and desist. The notice also warns of potential legal action if compliance is not met by a specified deadline.