Publication standard
Takedown and reporting
To prepare a takedown, safety, likeness, or copyright report, record the affected page URL, media description, basis of the request, and evidence of authority. A monitored public intake channel must be configured before production publication.
What qualifies for priority handling
- A real, identifiable person's likeness used without their consent, anywhere on this site
- Any subject who is, or appears to be, under 18 — see 18+ content standards
- A copyright claim over media published on this site
- Non-consensual or exploitative framing that violates the standards linked above
What a report should include
The affected page's full URL, a description of the specific media or text at issue, the basis of the request (likeness, copyright, age concern, other safety issue), and, where relevant, evidence supporting your standing to request removal — for example, proof of identity for a likeness claim or ownership evidence for a copyright claim.
Current intake status
A monitored public intake channel is being finalized. Until it is live, a report can be prepared using Contact, and priority reports — real-person likeness or apparent-minor content — are treated as urgent regardless of the channel used.
What happens after a report
A substantiated report results in the affected media or page being removed or corrected. This publication does not host user-generated content beyond its own editorial illustration, so most reports resolve to either a correction or a removal on this site, not an account-level action against a third party.