Terms, disputes & takedowns

Submission terms

Submitters must have the rights and authority needed to catalog the submitted work and must make accurate, good-faith disclosures about its authorship, creative provenance, signal chains, and generative systems. A release record is documentation, not a transfer of ownership, endorsement, or a determination that a work is lawful. Release records may be held, corrected, or removed during review.

Provenance disputes

To dispute a credit, authorship statement, model disclosure, or other provenance claim, use the on-page Report / Dispute Provenance tool on the relevant release record. Include the specific statement in question, your relationship to the work, and supporting evidence. The registry may request additional information, mark a record as disputed while reviewing it, or update/remove inaccurate information.

Copyright / DMCA notices

All copyright and DMCA notices must be submitted using the on-page dispute interface on the relevant release record (or the direct on-site report tool). Include your contact information, identification of the copyrighted work, the exact registry URL and material you believe infringes it, a good-faith statement that the use is unauthorized, and the required authorization and perjury attestation. Please do not include sensitive identity documents unless requested through an appropriate secure channel.

We review complete notices and may restrict access to disputed material while reviewing them. A person whose material is removed may submit a counter-notice through the same on-site report interface with the information required by applicable law. Knowingly submitting materially false claims may have legal consequences. This summary is informational and is not legal advice.

How to file

Open the relevant release page and select Report / Dispute Provenance. If the release is unavailable, use the direct on-site dispute form.