Here
is the server's communication to us
and our rpely:
Wednesday, February 17,
2010
We have received a formal
DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright
Act) notice regarding allegedly
infringing content hosted on your
site. The specific content in
question is as follows:
http://www.fpp.co.uk/online/08/02/Warman_180208.html
The party making the
complaint (Richard
Warman , e-mail:
[email protected]),
claims under penalty of perjury to
be or represent the copyright owner
of this content. Pursuant to 17
U.S.C. § 512(c), we have
removed access to the content in
question.
http://www.loc.gov/copyright/title17/92chap5.html#512
NOTE: I have moved the
specific HTML page offline to the
base of your user.
If you believe that these
works belong to you and that the
copyright ownership claims of this
party are false, you may file a DMCA
counter-notification in the form
described by the DMCA, asking that
the content in question be
reinstated. Unless we receive notice
from the complaining party that a
lawsuit has been filed to restrain
you from posting the content, we
will reinstate the content in
question within 10-14 days after
receiving your counter-notification
(which will also be forwarded on to
the party making the
complaint).
In the meantime, we ask that
you do not replace the content in
question, or in any other way
distribute it in conjunction with
our services. Please also be advised
that copyright violation is strictly
against our Terms and Conditions,
and such offenses risk resulting in
immediate disablement of your
account should you not cooperate
(not to mention the legal risk to
you if they are true).
http://www.APLus.com/tos.html
We also ask that if you are
indeed infringing upon the copyright
associated with these works that you
delete them from your account
immediately, and let us know once
this has been done. We also ask that
you delete any other infringing
works not listed in this take down
notification, if they
exist.
If you have any questions,
please don't hesitate to let us
know.
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