Copyright notices

How to send a notice

Use the feedback form, select Other, and begin the message with “Copyright concern”. Identify the exact page or object and a way to reach you. Information useful for review includes:

1. Your name and whether you are the rights holder or an authorized representative.
2. A description of the original work and, where possible, a link to it.
3. The exact URL and object name of the material on this site that you are reporting.
4. A reply address where the site team can contact you.
5. An explanation of the rights concern and why you believe the use is not authorized.
6. Any source, licence or permission information that would help us check the report.

What happens next

Reports are saved privately for the project team. We review the identified material and may remove or disable it while resolving a concern. If you provide a reply address, we can ask for missing details or follow up. If the form’s length limit is too short, send a concise first report with a contact address.

If you believe a removal was mistaken

Send a follow-up through the same form, identify the material and the earlier report, and explain why you believe the removal was a mistake. Include any licence or permission evidence and a way to contact you. This general feedback process is not a substitute for any formal legal notice requirements.

Before you send

This page does not claim that this preview has registered a designated DMCA agent or that the original site’s contact address represents this project. For information about the U.S. notice-and-takedown system and formal notices, see the U.S. Copyright Office’s Section 512 resources.

Contact

Contact the team through Feedback. See also the terms of use and privacy policy.