DMCA Policy
Last updated: 3 November 2026
Each sentence and sketch here was written or drawn in-house, and no photographs or clips of people are published. If you still recognise your own work in use without your permission, send a notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512) and it will be examined.
1. Where to send it
Notices arrive through the contact form with "Copyright" picked as the subject. We list no public email address, so the form is the one way in.
2. What to put in it
- Your name plus a way to get back to you: postal address, phone or email.
- Which protected work you are talking about.
- The precise page address on this site where it can be found.
- Your good faith belief, stated in your own words, that the use was never allowed by the owner, its agent or the law.
- Your assurance that the details are correct and, under penalty of perjury, that the exclusive right is yours or that you are entitled to act for whoever holds it.
- Sign it, on paper or electronically; typing your full name is accepted as a signature.
3. How we handle it
We work from notices that hold everything listed above. A valid claim leads to the material being taken down or made unreachable, and the person who supplied it is told, provided we know who that is.
4. Answering a takedown
Think something was removed wrongly? Send a counter-notice, again using the form. In it, point to the material that vanished and the page that held it; swear under penalty of perjury that a mistake or a misidentification caused the removal; submit to the federal court of your own district (if you live outside America: to any judicial district where this site can be found); then sign it, adding your full name and contact details. If 10 to 14 business days pass without word from the original claimant that a court case is under way, the material may return.
5. Streams on the partner site
This site stores none of the images or streams shown on the cam site behind Start. The partner controls that material, so notices about it should be addressed to the partner directly.
6. Repeat infringers
A source with repeated infringements loses its links from this site.