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JewelryLessons.com and EaZy Communities respond to all duly authorized copyright takedown requests that substantially comply with the requirements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. If you are the rightful owner of the copyright of text, images, or designs and feel your rights have been infringed, then you may follow the procedure below to request a formal “take down”.
If you believe that a JewelryLessons.com user has posted a copy of your work in a way that is infringing your right, or your intellectual property rights have been otherwise violated, the first step is to immediately and properly notify JewelryLessons.com by email or regular postal mail: this it the “Take Down procedure, in accordance to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
If the claim is submitted by the rightful owner of the copyright OR an authorized representative, we will disable the content immediately upon receiving the following:
a) Your contact information: address, phone, email;
b) Identification of the copyrighted work which you claim has been infringed, with as much information about it as you can;
c) The location of the copyrighted work which you claim has been infringed;
d) Identification of the material which you claim is infringing and which should be removed. Also sufficient information for JL to locate the material;
e) A physically or electronically signed statement that you have good faith belief that use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law;
f) A physically or electronically signed statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that you are the owner of the copyright or are authorized to act on behalf of the owner.
ALL INFORMATION MUST BE SENT TO THE PROPER ADDRESSES BELOW.
Send all information to our designated agent:
By Email to: copyright@jewelrylessons.com
By Postal mail to:
JewelryLessons.com - Notice of Copyright c/o Eni Oken
200 S. Barrington Ave.
PO Box 491393
Los Angeles, CA 90049
If JewelryLessons.com notifies you of a Take Down and removes your content, you have the right to send us a Counter Notification to attempt to restore the content: “Put Back Procedure” (also in accordance to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
Send us the following information:
a) All your contact information including address, phone and email;
b) A description and exact location of the content which we have removed;
c) A physically or electronically signed statement with all your information, stating under penalty of perjury that you have a good faith belief that the content was removed or disabled as a result of a mistake or misidentification of the material that was removed or disabled;
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Send this information by mail to our designated agent, using the same address as above.
Upon receiving your information we will notify the original claimant. The original claimant will then have 10 to 14 days to file for legal action, or at the end of this term we will restore the original content.
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Eni, this is A very nice put, despite the impression of how you've always encouraged new tutorials as long as the seller photographed his/her own pictures, and typed his/her own text. I guess a clarification as such makes too much sense, at least, to me. I could not agree more for your claim, "They might not want to teach or not be inclined to write a tutorial".
Guess I'd say thank you, for posting this article.
Corra
http://decors.etsy.com
http://decors.artfire.com
http://decorshandmades.blogspot.com
Thank you Corra! I am currently working on the policies to clarify them even more, so there is no doubt of everybody's position.
-Eni
www.jewelrylessons.com
Thank you, this does clarify matters.
I am thinking of doing some teaching (of my own designs) and will always seek authors/copyright holders permission, if appropriate, as examples or illustration of technique - and give credit to them if I am allowed to use their content.
Hai Eni , thank you for the articel, may i post the Link the articel in my wirejewelryindonesia yahoogroups, WJI facebookgroup and Wirejewelryindonesia blogspot ? I think this articel usefull for my group member ( almost they are also jewelrylesson-member). Thank you Eni...
ps. i am a founder from Wirejewelryindonesia
Nilma Hoffmann
http://www.wirejewelry.multiply.com
http://www.wirejewelryindonesia.blogspot.com
Nilma, thanks, are these related to copyright? That would be great.
-Eni
www.jewelrylessons.com
Great precise written content on this subject. I feel it is so clear to understand. Also as Bobbi say, give credit where credit is due. Its only out of respect for others, and it should give you a sense of pride when you put together everything and its a success.
I know I had written this somewhere else on JL, but there is a protection mode we use to practice when I use to write music and songs when I was young and in deep thought heheh. We would take the written items, and put them in an envelope and mail it to ourselves. When the envelope is delivered to you, Put it in a safety deposit box or somewhere safe. DO NOT OPEN IT!
When doing this, you have an easy proof of ownership of your work. You have the post office date the envelope that you cannot do on your own, and the envelope which is used , place a decorative stamp on the sealed side before mailing, so it is detectable if opened. This is a simple copyright protection as to proof if ever this situation, God forbid, should be challenged to anyone.
But we all are a great bunch of people sharing and caring here on JL, so I know that such things are not going to be a problem.
Thanks Eni again for this thread on copyright and infringement, and defamation for sure. Great article.
Hugs, Pam Happy Creating!
This is a wonderful article! copyright is important for us.You have written exactly what each of us should know, thank you, grazie
http://www.gufobardo.blogspot.comThanks Eni, very clear!
Patty - The Princess Beads
Thank you so much for this great article on copyrighting--it is most appreciated that you wrote it in detail and easy to understand.
Very wonderful article Eni, very clear!!
Rita
If you can dream it - you can do it!
(Walt Disney)