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The Policy
Accounts & Strikes
A written policy, applied the same way to every account, with the proof a court asks for
The Policy
How many valid takedowns end an account, over what window, where it is published, and when it was adopted.
 
Accounts & Strikes
Each uploader account by its ID, its strikes in the window, and any termination owed.
 
These Records
Where they are kept, and how to hand the log to counsel.
 
The Policy×

To keep the DMCA safe harbour, 17 U.S.C. 512(i) requires a platform to adopt and reasonably implement a policy of terminating, in appropriate circumstances, the accounts of repeat infringers - and to tell its users about it. A policy on paper that is not applied is how platforms lose the harbour in court. Write the line here; Strikeline applies it the same way to every account.

Accounts & Strikes×

A strike is a valid takedown against content an account uploaded. A strike is withdrawn only with a reason - the notice turned out invalid, or a counter-notice put the content back. An account that reaches the line is owed a termination; the longer it waits, the weaker "reasonably implemented" looks. A terminated account takes no more strikes and is not reinstated.

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