Copyright Takedown & DMCA Policy

Mozhuge · Policy Appendix
Clear words, clear boundaries.

Last Updated: 2026-01-02
Contact: support@mozhuge.com
Scope: If you believe content on Mozhuge infringes your copyright or related rights, you may submit a notice under this policy. Where applicable, we process notices in line with DMCA-style requirements.

1. What This Covers

This policy applies to claims involving:

  • unauthorized copying/reposting of your work;
  • violations of attribution/moral rights;
  • other copyright-related infringements.

2. How to Submit a Notice

Email support@mozhuge.com and include, as completely as possible:

  1. Your identity and contact info: name (or organization), email, and at least one additional contact method (phone optional).
  2. Proof of rights: links to original publication, registration records, contracts/authorizations, source files, publication details, or equivalent evidence.
  3. The allegedly infringing URL(s): exact page links on Mozhuge and where the material appears.
  4. Explanation: identify your original work and explain how the Mozhuge content infringes (include comparison links if helpful).
  5. Good-faith statement and accuracy statement (you may paste this text):
    • “I have a good-faith belief that the use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or the law.”
    • “The information in this notice is accurate, and I declare under penalty of perjury that I am the rights holder or authorized to act on the rights holder’s behalf.”

3. Our Process

  • Intake review: we check completeness and may request clarification or additional information.
  • Assessment: we evaluate the claim and may contact the submitting party or relevant uploader (if any).
  • Action: depending on the circumstances, we may remove, disable access, add attribution, correct sourcing, or take other appropriate steps.
  • Response: we will email you with results or status updates.

For urgent, high-risk cases, we may temporarily disable access while we verify details.

4. Counter-Notice (Where Applicable)

If you believe a removal/disablement was mistaken or authorized (e.g., license, fair use), you may submit a counter-notice to support@mozhuge.com explaining your basis and providing supporting documentation. We will reassess and proceed consistent with applicable law.

5. Misrepresentation

Knowingly submitting false notices or counter-notices may result in legal consequences. Please ensure all statements are accurate.