What this means
A complete notice gives the recipient enough specific information to locate the material and understand the copyright claim.
When it matters
Use this process when you have a specific copied location and a supportable copyright claim.
Step by step
- 1
Describe your original work.
- 2
List each exact copied URL.
- 3
Save screenshots, dates, and source details.
- 4
Use the provider’s published contact or form.
- 5
Include the required good-faith, accuracy, contact, and signature information.
- 6
Review the whole notice before sending.
Example
Instead of linking only to a website homepage, list the exact page where the copied work appears and the original work it matches.
Common mistakes
- Using a homepage when a precise URL exists.
- Submitting a blank-template notice without checking its statements.
- Sending to an unverified generic email.
What proof to save
- Original work details
- Exact copied URLs
- Time-stamped captures
- Source for the recipient
- Final notice and delivery record
What happens next
Record what the recipient does next; sending and removal are different states.
Frequently asked questions
Can I enter a contact myself?
Yes. Review the source and make the final recipient choice yourself.
Does ProofStrike send automatically?
No. Nothing is sent until you review and approve it.