Guanlitan respects the intellectual property rights of creators, copyright owners, and other rights holders. This DMCA Policy explains how copyright owners may notify Guanlitan of material they believe infringes their copyright and how we may respond to properly submitted notices.
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Policy Overview
Our approach to copyright concerns and intellectual property.
Guanlitan respects the rights of copyright owners and expects users, partners, contributors, and other parties interacting with our website to respect applicable copyright laws.
This DMCA Policy provides a process for copyright owners or their authorized representatives to notify Guanlitan when they believe material available through our website infringes their copyright.
Guanlitan may review properly submitted notices and determine what action may be appropriate based on the information provided, the circumstances of the report, and applicable law.
Important Information
A copyright complaint should identify the specific copyrighted work and the specific material being reported. Providing complete and accurate information helps Guanlitan understand the nature and location of the alleged infringement.
What Is Copyright Infringement?
Understanding the type of concern that may be submitted.
Copyright generally protects original creative works, subject to applicable law. Depending on the circumstances, protected works may include photographs, written material, illustrations, artwork, graphics, videos, and other original creative expressions.
If you own or are authorized to act on behalf of the owner of a copyrighted work and believe that a specific work has been used on the Guanlitan website without appropriate authorization, you may submit a DMCA notice for review.
A disagreement about a product, price, service, review, business decision, or general website content does not necessarily constitute copyright infringement. Copyright notices should therefore be limited to genuine copyright-related concerns.
DMCA Copyright Notice
How to notify Guanlitan of an alleged copyright infringement.
If you believe that material available through Guanlitan infringes your copyright, you may send a written copyright notice to support@guanlitan.com .
To allow us to review the report, the notice should contain the information reasonably necessary to identify the copyrighted work, the material being reported, the claimant, and the basis of the complaint.
Send Notices to the Correct Contact
DMCA and copyright-related notices should be directed to support@guanlitan.com . Please include "DMCA Copyright Notice" in the subject line when possible so the nature of the communication is clear.
Required Information
Include the following information in your copyright notice.
A useful copyright notice should contain enough information to allow Guanlitan to identify the work, locate the material, and understand the basis of the alleged infringement.
Identification of the Copyrighted Work
Describe the copyrighted work that you believe has been infringed. If multiple works are involved, provide a representative list where appropriate.
Location of the Reported Material
Provide the specific URL or other information that allows Guanlitan to locate the material you believe is infringing.
Contact Information
Provide your name, email address, and other contact details reasonably necessary for communication about the notice.
Good-Faith Statement
State that you have a good-faith belief that the reported use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or law.
Accuracy Statement
Confirm that the information in your notice is accurate and, where applicable, that you are authorized to act for the copyright owner.
Signature
Include a physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or a person authorized to act on the owner's behalf.
Recommended Notice Format
A practical structure for preparing a copyright complaint.
You do not need to use a particular form when contacting Guanlitan. However, the following structure may help ensure that important information is included.
Review Process
What may happen after Guanlitan receives a notice.
After receiving a copyright notice, Guanlitan may review the information provided to determine whether the reported material can be identified and whether the notice contains sufficient information for further consideration.
Receive
The notice is received through the designated contact channel.
Identify
We may review the reported work and attempt to identify the specific material referenced in the notice.
Evaluate
We may evaluate the completeness and relevance of the information provided.
Respond
Guanlitan may take an appropriate action based on the circumstances and applicable requirements.
Removal or Restriction of Content
Possible actions following review of a copyright complaint.
Where appropriate, Guanlitan may restrict, disable access to, modify, suspend, or remove material that is identified in a valid copyright complaint.
A submitted notice does not necessarily result in immediate removal of content. Guanlitan may first need to review the information supplied and determine what response is appropriate under the circumstances.
| Possible Response | Description |
|---|---|
| Request Additional Information | Guanlitan may request additional information when a notice does not contain sufficient details to identify or evaluate the reported material. |
| Review the Reported Material | We may inspect the identified webpage, image, text, product content, or other material referenced in the notice. |
| Restrict or Remove | Where appropriate, reported content may be restricted, disabled, modified, suspended, or removed. |
| Seek Clarification | We may communicate with the claimant or relevant party when additional clarification is reasonably necessary. |
| Decline the Request | Guanlitan may decline to take action when the information supplied does not provide a sufficient basis for doing so. |
Counter Notification
Information for parties who believe material was incorrectly removed or restricted.
If material has been removed or restricted following a copyright complaint and the affected party believes that the removal was incorrect, that party may contact Guanlitan with information explaining the basis of the dispute.
A counter notification should clearly identify the material involved and provide information supporting the position that the material was removed or restricted in error or that the reported use is otherwise authorized or permitted.
Include Clear Details
Identify the material involved, explain why you believe the removal or restriction was incorrect, and provide relevant supporting information.
Contact Guanlitan
Counter-notification information may be sent to support@guanlitan.com with a clear subject line identifying the communication as a copyright counter notification.
Repeat Copyright Infringement
Guanlitan may take appropriate action regarding repeated infringement.
Guanlitan may, where appropriate and consistent with applicable requirements, take action regarding accounts, users, or other parties that repeatedly engage in copyright infringement.
Depending on the circumstances, possible measures may include restricting access to website features, removing reported material, suspending activity, or taking other reasonable action.
Repeated infringement concerns may be evaluated based on the information available to Guanlitan and the circumstances of each situation.
Good-Faith & Accurate Reporting
Copyright notices should be submitted responsibly.
Copyright complaints should be based on a genuine belief that material infringes a copyright owned by the claimant or by a party the claimant is authorized to represent.
Notices containing intentionally false, misleading, fraudulent, or materially inaccurate information may interfere with legitimate website activity and the review of genuine copyright concerns.
Submit Only Legitimate Claims
Before sending a notice, please verify that you have identified the correct work, the correct material, and the appropriate rights holder or authorized representative.
Personal Information in Copyright Notices
Provide information that is reasonably necessary for processing your claim.
A copyright notice may contain personal information because identifying and contacting the claimant may be necessary to review the complaint.
Please avoid including unnecessary sensitive personal information, financial information, passwords, account credentials, or other information that is not relevant to the copyright complaint.
Information submitted to Guanlitan may be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable legal requirements.
Copyright Complaints About Third-Party Material
Not all content appearing on a website is necessarily owned by Guanlitan.
Certain names, logos, photographs, trademarks, product references, services, or other materials that may appear through the website could belong to third parties or their respective rights holders.
If you believe third-party material displayed through Guanlitan infringes your copyright, you may submit a notice identifying the specific material and explaining the basis of your rights.
Guanlitan may review the information and determine what action, if any, is appropriate.
DMCA Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about copyright notices and the DMCA process.
How do I submit a DMCA notice to Guanlitan?
Send your copyright notice to support@guanlitan.com . Include information identifying the copyrighted work, the specific material being reported, your contact information, the required statements, and your electronic or physical signature.
What should my copyright notice contain?
Your notice should identify the copyrighted work, identify the material you believe is infringing and where it can be found, provide your contact information, include the applicable good-faith and accuracy statements, and include a signature.
Do I need to be the copyright owner to submit a notice?
A notice may be submitted by a copyright owner or an authorized representative. If you are acting on behalf of another party, clearly identify your authority to act for the rights holder.
Will Guanlitan automatically remove reported content?
Not necessarily. Guanlitan may review the information in the notice and determine an appropriate response based on the circumstances and applicable requirements.
Can I submit a copyright complaint about a photograph?
Yes. If you own the copyright in an original photograph and have a genuine concern that it has been used without authorization, you may identify the photograph and the specific location where it appears in your notice.
What if the reported material belongs to someone else?
Please only submit a notice concerning rights that you own or are authorized to enforce. If another person or organization owns the relevant copyright, you should have appropriate authorization before acting on their behalf.
Can I send additional information after submitting a notice?
Yes. If you need to provide additional information, contact Guanlitan Support and reference your original copyright notice so the additional information can be associated with the appropriate communication.
What if I believe content was removed incorrectly?
You may contact Guanlitan with information explaining why you believe the removal or restriction was incorrect. Clearly identify the affected material and provide relevant supporting information.
Where can I ask a general copyright question?
General copyright-related questions may be sent to support@guanlitan.com . Please understand that Guanlitan Support cannot provide individualized legal advice.
Copyright & DMCA Contact
If you are a copyright owner or authorized representative and believe that material available through Guanlitan infringes your copyright, please submit a detailed written notice to the contact information provided here.